Peeps here, and everywhere else in Saskatchewan, were definitely doing this
today (one of our last chances to load up on natural vitamin D before we have to 
.) *sigh*(I had to edited this post to add the below.......it was published the same day I posted the above).
A Record Breaking Day In Sask.
The province is the national hot spot
Reported By Justin Blackwell
Posted September 19, 2009 - 2:55pm
It's been a record breaking day in the province weather wise.
All the way from the far north to the far south.
Regina has broken a record dating back to 1914 with a high of 34 degrees.
Saskatoon's record from 1928 has also fallen after hitting 33 degrees.
"Virtually every station in Saskatchewan is reporting record highs. We have at least 22 stations which have recorded record highs," says Environment Canada's Rob Poala.
And the hot spots for all of Canada....... Moose Jaw and Rosetown hitting highs of 35.
Estevan has shattered it's record high from 1960 after hitting 34 degrees.
The old high was 28.9.
Enjoy it though, because rain is in the forecast for Sunday and a high of only 16.
http://www.newstalk980.com/story/20090919/22645
with drought this time round, ie the lighter shade of red,), and sometimes we get the really, really nasty weather (hail, tornadoes, derechoes, etc).
and it's really been just the last couple of weeks in August and September that we've had hot summer weather. Thank goodness too as it allowed our crops to ripen. 
