Though Fall may be quickly approaching there was no shortage of sunny and warm weather in Alberta over the weekend, including some record-breaking temperatures throughout the province on Sunday. A weather summary posted to Environment and Climate Change Canada's website on Monday lists 10 communities that saw the mercury spike to historic levels. The hottest new record high temperature was recorded in Drumheller, which saw temperatures climb to 33.4 C on Sunday. The town’s previous record high for Sept. 11 was 31.7 C. Here is a breakdown of the new highs reported by Environment Canada: Camrose Coronation Drumheller Esther Lloydminster Red Deer Stettler Sundre Three Hills Wainwright Dozens of record highs were also set elsewhere in Canada, including in Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador.
