Environment Canada warns of high heat and humidity for southern Quebec and Ontario
Forecasters say temperatures could reach 36 C and humidex values in the 40s, with yellow heat warnings issued for some Ontario communities.
- According to the Weather Network, Ontario is experiencing its "first extreme heat event of the summer" as a heat dome south of the border drives temperatures across the province.
- Temperatures are expected to stay above 32 C throughout the week, with Environment Canada warning of an extended period of hot and humid weather affecting southern regions.
- The heat peaks during Canada Day celebrations and the FIFA World Cup final at Toronto Stadium, with humidex values forecast to "easily reach into the 40s," the Weather Network says.
- Environment and Climate Change Canada recommends that people "check on family, friends and neighbours, who are at higher risk, particularly if they live alone, to make sure they have a cool space."
- The heat spreads into Montreal and Quebec by Wednesday, lasting until Saturday, though relief is expected Sunday when highs drop to 28 C and overnight lows fall below 20 C.
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Environment Canada warns of high heat and humidity for southern Quebec and Ontario
MONTREAL - Environment Canada is warning about an extended period of hot and humid weather forecast for southern Quebec and Ontario this week.
Toronto weather: Warm Monday before Canada Day heat wave
What to know A prolonged heat wave will settle over Toronto beginning Tuesday, with highs in the low to mid-30s. Humidex values could make it feel like the low 40s, with the hottest conditions expected on Canada Day. Environment Canada is urging residents to stay cool and check on vulnerable family, friends and neighbours. Despite the heat, periods of showers and thunderstorms are possible throughout the week, including on Canada Day. As June c…
Hot, humid week ahead for Toronto, peaking during Canada Day and final FIFA World Cup match
Grab some shade and drink some water this week, Toronto. Weather agencies are forecasting temperatures of at least 32 C almost every day this week, feeling more like above 40 with the humidex.
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