If you were outside this afternoon, you know it was hot. But the evidence of just how hot it got...is in the records that were set. It was a record high in London today, hitting 34.6 degrees at around 3 o'clock this afternoon, breaking the 1964 record of 34.4. Woodstock's records aren't readily available through Environment Canada this afternoon, but it hit 35-degrees this afternoon in the Friendly City. Records were also set today in Windsor, Toronto and Hamilton.

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