Weather warning issued for Calgary as heat wave spreads east from B.C.

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Highs within the metropolis are anticipated to vary from 28 C to 30 C, mixed with comparatively heat evenings into the lengthy weekend

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Setting Canada issued warmth warnings this morning for a lot of Alberta, together with Calgary.

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Highs within the metropolis are anticipated to vary from 28 C to 30 C, mixed with comparatively heat evenings for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

Some areas of Alberta might see daytime highs within the mid-30s.

“Warmth warnings are issued when very excessive temperature circumstances are anticipated to pose an elevated danger of warmth sicknesses, corresponding to warmth stroke or warmth exhaustion,” reads the Setting Canada assertion.

Warnings cowl a lot of the province.

Warmth warnings have coated most of B.C. since Monday and Setting Canada says the sweltering circumstances have toppled greater than a dozen every day temperature information.

Fourteen information have been set across the province on Tuesday, from Prince Rupert to Bella Bella, Ashcroft and throughout the Fraser Valley and south coast.

The oldest report to fall was within the Agassiz space of the Fraser Valley, the place the mercury hit 36.5 C, virtually one diploma larger than the earlier report set in 1899.

B.C. additionally claimed the highest seven hottest areas within the nation on Tuesday, together with Lytton, which was the new spot in Canada at 40.2 C.

— With stories from The Canadian Press

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