Environment Canada released a serious thunderstorm watch for Toronto on Thursday evening, saying that the situation is favorable for storms that can produce powerful winds, large hail and heavy rain.
The clock says that the winds can reach 90 km/h.
Additionally, the amount of rainfall is possible in more than 50 mm and nickel -shaped hail.
Toronto remains under a summer warning that extends until Friday, with daytime temperatures and peak near 40 with peak humidex values.
The agency says it will not be as hot on Thursday as it was on Thursday, but the residents, especially the weaker people, should be cautious.
“While high temperatures during the day will not be as extreme on Friday, night climb is expected to be warm. Cooler temperature is expected on Saturday, some relief is offered from the heat before the temperature rises again on Sunday.
“Action to save yourself and others-the most heat can affect everyone’s health. Determine if you or others around you are at greater risk of heat disease. Check the old adults, who live alone and are at risk on the phone several times in other people or many times a day.”
