Environment Canada Has Issued A Heat Warning For Montreal So Get Ready To Be Uncomfortable

Humidex values reaching 40 are expected until Tuesday night.
A Heat Warning Is In Effect For Parts Of Southern Quebec So Get Ready To Be Uncomfortable
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Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for parts of southern Quebec, including Montreal Island and Laval.

Humidex values will reach and could even "slightly exceed" 40 between Monday and Tuesday.

40 Humidex value between Monday and Tuesday

Rain on Tuesday night will finally cut the heat, Environment Canada forecasts.

The agency advises residents living in regions under the heat warning, which include the South Shore, Eastern Townships, and part of Lanaudière, to "drink plenty of water even before you feel thirsty" and "stay in a cool place."

The Weather Network forecasts temperatures in the mid to upper 20s C for the rest of the week.

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