Most of Northwestern Ontario broke 60 year old records
for the warmest weather in January.
Kenora, Dryden, Red Lake, and Sioux Lookout sat at
temperatures around minus 9 degrees celcius.
Environment Canada Climatoligist Sandy Radecki says
record breaking weather doesn’t come around everyday.
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Radecki says because of the milder temperatures, some
areas experienced extra precipitation.
Snowfall amounts in the Kenora area were around 33
centimeters, the normal is 28.
