Environment Canada issued heat warnings across Alberta on Tuesday afternoon.

Several Alberta communities have been placed under a heat warning Monday as temperatures are expected to soar to 29 C or higher for the next two days. 

Heat warnings remained in effect for much of Alberta Tuesday, when daytime high temperatures are once again expected to be near 30 C. 

A heat warning ended Tuesday morning for many parts of Alberta including the city of Edmonton. 

A heat warning was issued for parts of northern and central Alberta on Monday afternoon, including for the city of Edmonton.

A heat warning issued by Environment Canada Tuesday afternoon covers much of south, east and northeast Alberta.

The 24/7 Crisis Diversion Team, which works in partnership with Hope Mission, the City of Edmonton, the Canadian Mental Health Association, Edmonton Police Service and EMS, filled its vans with cases of water on Friday.

Edmonton will experience temperatures in the mid-30s over the next few days, and police say it means your vehicle could be almost twice as hot on the inside as the outside.