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By Josh Hall | @Vancan19

downright balmy

Red Deer sets temperature record on Dec. 15

Dec 17, 2025 | 9:58 AM

Monday saw an all-time high temperature record set in Red Deer, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.

It got up to 11.8 degrees Celsius on Dec. 15, just beating the old record of 11.7, which was set in 1962.

Records have been kept since 1904.

Elsewhere, Sundre hit a record 12.9, up from 11.4 set in 2002.

Lloydminster reached 5.9, beating 5.3 set in 2013.

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Finally, Hendrickson Creek, which is known for being one of the coldest places on the map, got up to 8.9 degrees, which beats the record of 8.0 set in 2023.