Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the Greater Toronto Area with temperatures possibly reaching the mid-30s over the coming days.
The weather agency said a “two-day heat event” is forecast for Tuesday through Wednesday.
A heat warning is in effect for all of the GTA, as well as other parts of southern Ontario.
“Temperatures on both Tuesday and Wednesday will reach the low- to possibly mid-30s,” the weather agency said. “Temperatures Tuesday night and Wednesday night in the low 20s … will provide little relief from the heat.”
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Environment Canada said the hot and humid air could bring deteriorating air quality.
The weather agency said “cooler air” is expected by Thursday, but it is still forecasting a high of 26 C and sunshine for Toronto.
Tuesday marks the first official say of summer.
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