
For the second day in a row, Kenora has set a record for cold temperatures.
This morning, the thermometer has dropped to -34, smashing the previous
record set back in 1962, of -31.7.
Bill Laidlaw from Signal Weather Services says a number of records were
also broken across the region yesterday.
In Kenora, the temperature dropped to -31 just before midnight, breaking the
previous record of -29.4, set in 1964.
Laidlaw says the intense cold will continue right through the weekend and into next week as well.