Tuesday, especially, will be a hot day across the province, with temperatures forecast to be 5-10 degrees warmer than normal.
There will likely be little relief from the heat as no precipitation is forecast to help ease the scorching temperatures across the province.
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Heat safety
In prolonged heat events such as this, it is crucial to remember to drink plenty of water, avoid strenuous outdoor activity, and check in on those who are at the highest risk of developing heat-related illnesses.
On average, five million people die around the world each year due to extreme heat events. There has also been proof that stress from the extreme heat can cause damage to your brain, liver, and gut functions.
The Canadian Red Cross also recommends taking frequent breaks while working outside, wearing a hat while outdoors, and avoiding drinking caffeine and alcohol as they can cause dehydration.
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