At least one more day before we cool down
Environment Canada says the hot and humid conditions will continue today and possibly into tomorrow.
Daytime temperatures will climb to 31 C today with a humidex of 42 C.
There is a risk of a late afternoon thunderstorm.
Tomorrow's high is expected to reach 30 C with a humidex of 38 C.
Temperatures are forecast to return to more seasonal norms beginning Tuesday with a high around 24 C.
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