Environment Canada issues heat warnings across Ontario

Environment Canada’s heat warning remains in effect, with humidex values at the airport expected to climb to the mid 40s. To protect outdoor workers, enhanced safety protocols are in place, including more frequent breaks and ensuring workers stay hydrated. Today, we’re pic.x.com/F3TOjx8j6N

Temperatures on the airfield are already climbing into the high 20s as the heat wave continues. Airport Duty Manager Andre Nadeau was live on CP24 to talk about what this heat means for those working on the airfield, and just how hot it can get on the asphalt outside. pic.x.com/CDzgyu9KjB

🌡️ Heat Warning in effect June 22 to 24 for Kawartha Lakes. Temps 31°C+ and humidex 40+ expected. Stay safe: 💧 Drink water 🧓 Check on vulnerable folks ❄️ Cool down at pools, splash pads, libraries + LRC Details: www.kawarthalakes.ca/en/news/heat-warning-issued-for-sunday-june-22-through-tuesday-june-24-stay-cool-and-stay-safe.aspx #HeatWarning #KawarthaLakes #BeatTheHeat pic.x.com/lvY6fJPX78

🚨WEATHER ALERT: Heavy wind can bring down trees and branches and cause power outages. If you see a downed line, stay back and call 9-1-1 and NT Power. Stay safe! Outages can be reported using our outage chat at ow.ly/qeCE50WejyI Full forecast-> ow.ly/7gXM50WejyG pic.x.com/FWTeVo1Dax