Heat warning issued by Environment Canada

A heat warning has been issued for the area.

This warning comes as daytime highs are expected to reach between 28 and 33 degrees Celsius, along with overnight lows near 14 degrees.

These temperatures are expected to last until the middle of next week.

The heat warning is issued for the following areas:

Residents in the region are advised to protect themselves by rescheduling outdoor activities, taking frequent breaks from the heat, drinking plenty of water, and not leaving any person or pet inside a closed vehicle.

High temperatures can lead to a series of negative health effects, including heat stroke, confusion, fainting, and even unconsciousness.

Heat warnings are issued when the temperature poses an elevated risk of these health effects. You can keep up to date with the local weather by checking out our forecast here.