Unusually warm December weather led to nine daily temperature records being broken or tied on Sunday.

Lytton hit the highest daily temperature record on the list.

The town saw a high of 15.2ºC, beating a record of 13.3ºC set in 1980.

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Cache Creek saw a new daytime high of 14.5ºC on Sunday, beating an old record of 12.6ºC set in 2018.

Clinton beat a record of 7ºC set in 1980 with a new daytime high of 8.1ºC.

Comox and Courtenay both tied with records set in 1924 with daily highs of 11.7ºC.

Pemberton saw the biggest margin with a high of 8.2ºC set on Sunday.

That beat a record of 5.6ºC set in 1935.

Princeton saw a daytime high of 8.6ºC on Sunday, beating a record of 7.4ºC set in 1979.

Qualicum Beach beat a record of 13ºC set in 1980, with a new daytime high of 13.6ºC.

Sparwood saw a daytime high of 8.1ºC on Sunday, beating a new record of 8ºC set in 1980.

Heavy rain across the Lower Mainland and parts of the BC Interior have led to several highway closures and flood warnings.