Environment Canada downgraded the heat warning form orange to yellow early Saturday morning.
Torontonians should be prepared to pull out their ponchos and rain jackets today, especially if they plan on cheering Canada in this afternoon’s round of 16 FIFA World Cup match against Morocco.
While Environment Canada downgraded the heat warning from orange to yellow on Saturday with temperatures slightly cooling, it is set to remain in the city despite the rain.
A special weather statement warns of more than 40 millimetres of rain, a risk of severe thunderstorms and strong wind gusts.
An orange heat warning for Toronto is expected to continue through Saturday, but the end is in sight for the city’s unbearably…
Toronto will see temperatures reach 36 C Tuesday at the peak of a heat event that starts Monday until Wednesday or Thursday…
Temperatures today will peak at 34 C, with a chance of thunderstorms. A UV index of 9, and high humidity may pose health risks.
A prolonged heat event has pushed temperatures into dangerous territory across Canada. Here’s everything you need to know.
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