Hamilton's hygienist has extended theheat warning as highs of 20 degrees and lows of 30 degrees are expected on Monday.
Environment Canada has issued its own heat wave warning for the Hamilton and Niagara regions. The forecast calls for a Humidex value in the late 30s or early 40s by Tuesday.
The City of Hamilton Health Physician has issued a Heat Stroke Warning for #HamOnt starting today, August 8th. Tips for staying cool: https://t.co/tu0ERBGKA5 #HamOntHeat pic.twitter.com/kBFOUwRh5B
— City of Hamilton (@cityofhamilton ) Aug 8, 2022
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``Hot and humid air It could worsen air quality and bring the Air Quality Health Index closer, Environment Canada added in its release.
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"Risks are greater for young children, pregnant women, the elderly, those with chronic medical conditions, and those working or exercising outdoors."
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The City of Hamilton has issued a state of emergency The number of "cool places" during the heat event can be identified by the "cool down here" signs at the entrances. A list of locations can be found on thecity website at.
Recommendations to beat the heat include drinking plenty of water, limiting activity, wearing sun-protective clothing, and never leaving children or pets alone in enclosed vehicles. , see your neighbors, family and friends.
Monday's general forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, afternoon showers or thunderstorms, and a high of 29 degrees Celsius.
Overnight temperatures will remain around 20 C.
Temperatures will drop on Tuesday, but there will still be showers and a high of 25 C.
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