Record-breaking cold freezes B.C.

Frigidconditions are relaxing their grip on B.C. for now as extreme cold and arctic outflow warnings have been lifted for all but the eastern edge of the province, inland sections of the North Coast and the Fraser Valley.

But temperatures are still well below seasonal averages for most areas, with the weather office warning of wind chill values near 20 C for parts of northwestern B.C. and the Fraser Valley.

Environment Canada says wind chill values of35 C remain over theRockiesand much of eastern B.C., and while conditions may warm slightly Tuesday afternoon, the deep freeze will redevelop overnight and into Wednesday.

CBC Radio One's Daybreak Northput the call out to listeners to submit photos of the frozen conditions.

This is what British Columbians are looking at:

In the Lower Mainland, White Rock shattered a 90-year-old record as temperatures dipped to 7.5 C on Monday.

Vancouveriteswoke up to their coldest morning of the year on Tuesday, according to CBCmeteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe, with temperatures at YVR airport down to 8 C, or 14 C with wind chill.