Environment Canada has a heat warning out for a large chunk of the island as we wade into the second half of J...
Environment Canada has a heat warning out for a large chunk of the island as we wade into the second half of July.
It’s hot and humid in most areas except in the south, on the southwest coast and on parts of the Northern Peninsula. Meteorologist Mike Vandenburg says humidex values are going to be into the thirties and, in some cases, even higher—especially Tuesday. He says you’re going to feel it with the humidex going to 40 in central Newfoundland tomorrow. Vandenburg says it would be a good idea to stay cool but temperatures start to drop slightly once we get away from Monday and Tuesday.
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