Residents of Toronto are being urged to take care of the extreme summer blankets in the city on Thursday and Friday, dangerously pushing well in the 40s with high temperatures and Humidex values.
Environment Canada has issued a heat warning For the Greater Toronto region (GTA), warning that a “heat phenomenon” is now going on and can stretch in the weekends for some areas.
Thursday is expected to be the hottest day, growing up to 35 ° C at high levels of the day and up to 44 with Humidex values. The temperature is also expected to be high overnight, with a climb between 20 and 23 ° C, a slight relief from the heat is offered.
On Friday, the mercury will be slightly dipped, but will still be intense, around 40 with 30 ° C and Humidex values with high levels of the day. The overnight trend is expected to continue, with a climb near 21 degrees Celsius.
While peak day temperature is expected to grow slightly in the weekend, heat is expected overnight, keeping the potentially weak population at risk.
Toronto has experienced several hot mantras in this summer, with Humidex values in the 40s. The public is encouraged to stay hydrated, avoid loud outdoor activities during the peak sun hours, and look for air -conditioned places when possible.
The Canadian weather agency said, “Look for early signs of heat tiredness in yourself and others.” “The signals may include headaches, nausea, dizziness, thirst, dark urine and intense fatigue. Stop your activity and drink water.”
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