you can't breathe, it's so hot, at least for me— least for me. definitely have to wear shoes- — least for me. definitely have to wear shoes. say _ least for me. definitely have to wear shoes. say my _ least for me. definitely have to wear shoes. say my career, - least for me. definitely have to | wear shoes. say my career, the pavement _ wear shoes. say my career, the pavement even_ wear shoes. say my career, the pavement. even grass, - wear shoes. say my career, the pavement. even grass, no- wear shoes. say my career, thei pavement. even grass, no thank wear shoes. say my career, the - pavement. even grass, no thank you! go back— pavement. even grass, no thank you! go back inside! — go back inside! so that's the us. neighbouring canada is experiencing intense heat — 15 degrees hotter than usual. lytton�*s official high temperature today is 46.6 c. lytton, british columbia, now holds the record for canada's all time maximum high. the previous record was 45.0 c set in 1937. lytton wasn't alone. more than a0 other spots in british columbia set new records. in coastal vancouver, temperatures peaked at 31 degrees and many people headed to the beach. and here's a climatologist from canada's department for environment and climate change on why this is unusual. this is june. this isjune. i mean, the dog days of summer don't usually come until late august, latejuly and august, so it's early, particularly in british columbia. it is spreading