The Greater Toronto Area is experiencing extreme heat and humidity, with a heat warning issued by Environment Canada. Daytime highs are forecasted between 29 to 32 C, but the humidex makes it feel like 35 to 40 C. Overnight temperatures will range from 19 to 23 C. Residents are advised to limit sun exposure, wear appropriate clothing, and stay hydrated. They should also be vigilant for symptoms of heat stroke and heat exhaustion, taking action to cool affected individuals and seek medical attention if necessary.
Daytime highs in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) could reach 29 to 32 C, while the humidex makes it feel like 35 to 40 C. Overnight lows are between 19 to 23 C.
Environment Canada advises limiting exposure to sun and heat, wearing lightweight clothing, and planning activities during the coolest times of the day.
Watch for symptoms of heat stroke, such as red hot skin, dizziness, and confusion. Move the person to a cooler place and apply cold water until help arrives.
Signs of heat exhaustion can include headache, nausea, dizziness, intense fatigue, and dark urine. It's important to stop activity and hydrate if these symptoms occur.
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