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Summer would appear to have arrived in full force.
We’ve waited all winter for the heat, but now that it’s here, the city advises you to stay cool.
Temperatures are expected to climb to 29 C today, but it’ll feel more like 37 C with the humidity. Thunderstorms are expected to roll in Thursday afternoon, with a strong chance of showers in the evening.
Friday looks like more of the same, with an expected high of 29 C, that will feel like 34 C will the humidity.
Ottawa Public Health issues heat warnings when daytime temperatures are expected to be warmer than 31 C, or if the temperatures, with humidity, are expected to reach 40 C for two consecutive days.
No heat warnings have been issued by Environment Canada or Ottawa Public Health for the next two days, but it’s still important to stay cool as the temperatures climb.
The city offers some “cool suggestions” for people looking to beat the heat.
Nine splash pads around the city are still closed, five for repairs and four are under construction.
The St. Ambroise Park splash pad is expected to open on July 15, and the Inverness Park splash pad is expected to be open in mid-August. The opening of Milsone Park is undetermined.
Splash pads closed for repairs are Leslie Park, Gardenway Park, Morrison Park, Eastvale Park, Kristina Kiss Park.
The Crestview outdoor pool is closed for renovation this year, all other outdoor pools are open.
All beaches in Ottawa-Gatineau are open.
For more information on splash pads, pools or beaches visit the city’s website.
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We’ve waited all winter for the heat, but now that it’s here, the city advises you to stay cool.
Temperatures are expected to climb to 29 C today, but it’ll feel more like 37 C with the humidity. Thunderstorms are expected to roll in Thursday afternoon, with a strong chance of showers in the evening.
Friday looks like more of the same, with an expected high of 29 C, that will feel like 34 C will the humidity.
Ottawa Public Health issues heat warnings when daytime temperatures are expected to be warmer than 31 C, or if the temperatures, with humidity, are expected to reach 40 C for two consecutive days.
No heat warnings have been issued by Environment Canada or Ottawa Public Health for the next two days, but it’s still important to stay cool as the temperatures climb.
The city offers some “cool suggestions” for people looking to beat the heat.
- Enjoy the public pools, splash pads and/or beaches.
- Drink plenty of water.
- Avoid heavy outdoor activity.
- Wear a hat, light and loose clothing, sunscreen and sunglasses when going outside.
- Talk with your doctor, nurse or pharmacist if you’re taking medications.
- Visit one of the city’s air-conditioned facilities such as city hall, or one of the city’s client services facilities or libraries.
- Check on people in your neighbourhood who have a difficult time coping with hot weather and those who live alone.
Nine splash pads around the city are still closed, five for repairs and four are under construction.
The St. Ambroise Park splash pad is expected to open on July 15, and the Inverness Park splash pad is expected to be open in mid-August. The opening of Milsone Park is undetermined.
Splash pads closed for repairs are Leslie Park, Gardenway Park, Morrison Park, Eastvale Park, Kristina Kiss Park.
The Crestview outdoor pool is closed for renovation this year, all other outdoor pools are open.
All beaches in Ottawa-Gatineau are open.
For more information on splash pads, pools or beaches visit the city’s website.
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