Hottest May 27 ever recorded – they say
It’s said this is the hottest May 27 ever recorded in this city – in fact, the hottest May day ever and the second-highest temperature ever recorded here.
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Brett 20:57 on 2020-05-27 Permalink
Montreal school teachers must be glad they’re not sweating it out with their students in those stuffy old schools. Heh, heh.
david666 08:07 on 2020-05-28 Permalink
Which old schools? The old ones have all mostly been torn down because of mold due to decades of poor upkeep.
Meezly 09:05 on 2020-05-28 Permalink
Didn’t we have one of the coolest temperatures in May earlier this month? From one extreme to another.
Alison Cummins 09:27 on 2020-05-28 Permalink
My local primary/elementary school dates from the time our neighbourhood was built— 1920s/30s.
Kate 09:36 on 2020-05-28 Permalink
David, I wouldn’t say “mostly”. A few older schools have been demolished and rebuilt, others have long since been converted into condos, which means they must have had HVAC systems retrofitted in. But the buildings, even if they were in good shape, wouldn’t suit modern approaches to childhood education: fully accessible, genderless, and wired.