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Heat warnings issued in northwestern Ontario

A family cools off in the Ottawa River in Ottawa on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. .THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick

Parts of northern Ontario could see temperatures enter the 30s at the beginning of the week as heat warnings are issued.

Environment Canada issued a series of heat warnings for areas of Ontario on the Manitoba border down to the tip of the United States on Sunday.

Warnings were issued for Kenora, Grassy Narrows and Sioux Narrows. Red Lake and Sandy Lake were also included in the warnings.

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Highs of between 28 and 31C were predicted, with overnight lows not likely to drop below 16 or 17C.

“Hot temperatures are expected today and Monday,” the warning issued on Sunday said. “A cold front Tuesday is expected to bring an end to this heat event.”

Heat is particularly dangerous for young children and older adults, Environment Canada said.

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“Drink plenty of water even before you feel thirsty and stay in a cool place.”

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