Heat warning

The Region of Peel is advising residents of a special weather statement as the first heat event has been forecast for 2022.

The region also encourages residents to watch out for signs of heat stroke, such as high body temperature, confusion, dizziness/fainting and no sweating, but very hot, red skin. Don’t forget to sign up for our newsletters to have them sent directly to your inbox. Anyone experiencing any of these symptoms should immediately move to a cool place, drink water, and seek help.

First Environment Canada and now the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit warn residents about extreme heat on Monday and Tuesday.

Environment Canada’s heat warning remains in effect until Wednesday when cooler air moves into the region. Both agencies suggest keeping an eye on family members, neighbours and friends during the heatwave. The health unit issued its first heat warning of the season on Monday morning as temperatures began to rise.

Temperature highs exceeding 30 C and potential humidex of 42 are in the Windsor-Essex forecast for May 30 and 31.

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“Hot and increasingly humid weather is expected,” Environment Canada said. GTA. Environment Canada issues special weather alert for Toronto as temps ...

Environment Canada also issued a heat warning for Windsor, Essex and Chatham-Kent Monday morning. Toronto residents can expect the “first heat event of the season,” Environment Canada said Monday morning. Temperatures will approach 30 C in many parts of the GTA, the agency said in a special weather statement issued just after 4:30 a.m.

Chatham-Kent is under its first heat warning of the year. Environment Canada says hot and humid air is expected bring temperatures in the low-to-mid 30s ...

- Avoid going out in the sun, if possible. - If you are taking medication or have a health condition, ask your health care provider or pharmacist if heat increases your health risk. - Never leave people or pets in a parked car.

Hot and humid air is expected to arrive today and will persist through Tuesday. Maximum temperatures both days will be in the low to mid thirties.

Night – Cloudy periods. Night – Cloudy periods. Night – Cloudy periods. Thu, 2 Jun – A mix of sun and cloud. Night – Cloudy periods with 30 percent chance of showers. Wed, 1 Jun – A mix of sun and cloud with 30 percent chance of showers.

Environment Canada has issued a head warning for our municipality for today and tomorrow due to the high temperatures and humidity. Heat warnings are called for ...

Heat stroke is a medical emergency. Contact your health-care provider, a friend, or a family member for assistance if needed. The temperatures today and Tuesday are expected to hit 31C.