Extreme heat is making headlines this summer. July opened with cancelled Canada Day celebrations as humidex values hit the 40s (high risk). Now, much of Ontario is sweating under heat warnings as temperatures threaten to break municipal records.
While British Columbians have been spared some of the worst heat so far, this summer’s “super El Niño” weather pattern could still deliver a hotter season.
Keep reading this story, co-authored by Joanna Kyriazis, in the Vancouver Sun.
