You would never know it is the end of October, based on the temperatures we’re having.
Moncton broke temperature records yesterday, with a high of 23.1 at the Greater Moncton Romeo Leblanc International Airport. The previous record was 21.7 degrees set in 1963.
The Hub City was the second warmest place in the province yesterday.
Bouctouche had the highest temp, at 23.2 degrees, that also beat a record from 2017 of 20.8 degrees.
Several other spots in New Brunswick saw record setting temperatures, including Fundy, Kouchibouguac, and Fredericton.
