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Canadian health officials said the majority of deaths occurred in … Numerous temperature readings above 40.0 °C (104.0 °F) were recorded across the province including in Assiniboia and Swift Current, which both recorded 2 consecutive days with high temperatures above 40.0 °C (104.0 °F).Numerous daily records were set across Manitoba on August 11 and 12. The plan was refined in 2010, after a heatwave led to more than 100 deaths in the Montreal area. Valérie Plante, Montreal’s mayor, called on the public to help keep residents safe. By early June 2018, the Mexican government had declared a state of emergency in more than three hundred 'Desert Sun,' Jesse Marx, June 25, 2017, "Palm Springs hits record-high temps two days in a row" KPNX TV, Hayden Packwoof, 'Hottest day ever: 122° — and other 'cool' Phoenix-is-really-hot facts' National Weather Service Phoenix & Yuma July 2018 Climate Data Xinhua, “Heatwave breaks records in several Mexican states,” June 2, 2018, Accuweather Hermosillo, SON July 2018 temperatures “I’m counting on Montrealers to knock on doors, maybe of a neighbour, just to find out if the person is OK. It’s a team effort,” she told reporters. 6 Californians and 5 others elsewhere had died by June 29. The temperature in Glacier National Park Reached Temperatures of 90°F, and 32.22°C. Most of the victims lived alone, had health issues and did not have access to air conditioning, David Kaiser, a physician at Montreal’s public health department, told Reuters. The humidex also peaked at 46 in Toronto and 45 in Montreal.
“My thoughts are with the loved ones of those who have died in Quebec during this heat wave,” Montreal’s emergency services said in a statement that they have been stretched to the limit as more than 1,200 heat-related calls a day – a 30% increase over the usual – have come pouring in. Thu 5 Jul 2018 13.27 EDT 393 A heatwave rolling through central and eastern Canada has caused the deaths of more than 30 people, with officials warning that the extreme weather conditions … The humidex value for Ottawa on Canada Day between noon and 3 pm was 47, the highest ever recorded in the city . July 5, 2018 MONTREAL — Thirty-three people have died in Quebec from one of the worst heat waves to hit eastern and central Canada in decades, the … A heat wave last week in Quebec, Canada, killed an estimated 91 people, authorities say. On July 24 the temperature hit 121 °F (49.4 °C),About 12,000 firefighters battled to contain wildfires in "erratic" winds across northern California on July 29. Philippe Couillard, the premier of Quebec, praised the response of public health officials. From 1 to 6 July 2018, the air temperature consistently rose above 35 °C (95.0 °F) in parts of Quebec and Ontario. The furnace-like conditions are expected to continue on Thursday, with Environment Canada Montreal reached a high of 34C (93F) degrees on Wednesday, with a humidity index near 40 (104F).
But we have to expect episodes like this every year.”Children play in the water fountains at the Place des Arts in Montreal, Canada, on 3 July 2018.Children play in the water fountains at the Place des Arts in Montreal, Canada, on 3 July 2018. As of 10 July, seventy-four people, most of them already ill, had died heat-related deaths in Quebec.While the heat wave ended on 10 July in Central Canada, this was not so for the On 8 and 9 August, temperatures reached high levels in The core heat passed over Saskatchewan on August 10 and 11. “The good news is that according to the weather reports, this heatwave will break in a few days. With the forecast set to hit 35 C on Wednesday, a six-day heat wave would be the longest since 1944. The temperature on Canada Day was 10 C higher than … On Thursday Temperatures are expected to cool to 24C on Friday. They urged Montrealers not to dial 911 for non-urgent ailments.The city’s fire and police departments have visited 20,000 homes to check on residents in recent days, while the city extended the hours of local swimming pools and community centres equipped with air conditioning.In 2002, the city became one of the first in North America to adopt a heat response plan. Heatwave warnings have been issued in much of Ontario and Quebec as "a warm air mass settles in" for the next four or five days, according to Environment Canada. The heat wave also affected the Maritimes, with the humidex value reaching 35 in Halifax and 45 at Greenwood in the Annapolis Valley, on 5 July. “It’s tragic, but whenever there are heatwaves like this – and we will have more of them because of climate change – it is the weak and vulnerable who are affected first,” he said.
Canadian health officials said the majority of deaths occurred in … Numerous temperature readings above 40.0 °C (104.0 °F) were recorded across the province including in Assiniboia and Swift Current, which both recorded 2 consecutive days with high temperatures above 40.0 °C (104.0 °F).Numerous daily records were set across Manitoba on August 11 and 12. The plan was refined in 2010, after a heatwave led to more than 100 deaths in the Montreal area. Valérie Plante, Montreal’s mayor, called on the public to help keep residents safe. By early June 2018, the Mexican government had declared a state of emergency in more than three hundred 'Desert Sun,' Jesse Marx, June 25, 2017, "Palm Springs hits record-high temps two days in a row" KPNX TV, Hayden Packwoof, 'Hottest day ever: 122° — and other 'cool' Phoenix-is-really-hot facts' National Weather Service Phoenix & Yuma July 2018 Climate Data Xinhua, “Heatwave breaks records in several Mexican states,” June 2, 2018, Accuweather Hermosillo, SON July 2018 temperatures “I’m counting on Montrealers to knock on doors, maybe of a neighbour, just to find out if the person is OK. It’s a team effort,” she told reporters. 6 Californians and 5 others elsewhere had died by June 29. The temperature in Glacier National Park Reached Temperatures of 90°F, and 32.22°C. Most of the victims lived alone, had health issues and did not have access to air conditioning, David Kaiser, a physician at Montreal’s public health department, told Reuters. The humidex also peaked at 46 in Toronto and 45 in Montreal.
“My thoughts are with the loved ones of those who have died in Quebec during this heat wave,” Montreal’s emergency services said in a statement that they have been stretched to the limit as more than 1,200 heat-related calls a day – a 30% increase over the usual – have come pouring in. Thu 5 Jul 2018 13.27 EDT 393 A heatwave rolling through central and eastern Canada has caused the deaths of more than 30 people, with officials warning that the extreme weather conditions … The humidex value for Ottawa on Canada Day between noon and 3 pm was 47, the highest ever recorded in the city . July 5, 2018 MONTREAL — Thirty-three people have died in Quebec from one of the worst heat waves to hit eastern and central Canada in decades, the … A heat wave last week in Quebec, Canada, killed an estimated 91 people, authorities say. On July 24 the temperature hit 121 °F (49.4 °C),About 12,000 firefighters battled to contain wildfires in "erratic" winds across northern California on July 29. Philippe Couillard, the premier of Quebec, praised the response of public health officials. From 1 to 6 July 2018, the air temperature consistently rose above 35 °C (95.0 °F) in parts of Quebec and Ontario. The furnace-like conditions are expected to continue on Thursday, with Environment Canada Montreal reached a high of 34C (93F) degrees on Wednesday, with a humidity index near 40 (104F).
But we have to expect episodes like this every year.”Children play in the water fountains at the Place des Arts in Montreal, Canada, on 3 July 2018.Children play in the water fountains at the Place des Arts in Montreal, Canada, on 3 July 2018. As of 10 July, seventy-four people, most of them already ill, had died heat-related deaths in Quebec.While the heat wave ended on 10 July in Central Canada, this was not so for the On 8 and 9 August, temperatures reached high levels in The core heat passed over Saskatchewan on August 10 and 11. “The good news is that according to the weather reports, this heatwave will break in a few days. With the forecast set to hit 35 C on Wednesday, a six-day heat wave would be the longest since 1944. The temperature on Canada Day was 10 C higher than … On Thursday Temperatures are expected to cool to 24C on Friday. They urged Montrealers not to dial 911 for non-urgent ailments.The city’s fire and police departments have visited 20,000 homes to check on residents in recent days, while the city extended the hours of local swimming pools and community centres equipped with air conditioning.In 2002, the city became one of the first in North America to adopt a heat response plan. Heatwave warnings have been issued in much of Ontario and Quebec as "a warm air mass settles in" for the next four or five days, according to Environment Canada. The heat wave also affected the Maritimes, with the humidex value reaching 35 in Halifax and 45 at Greenwood in the Annapolis Valley, on 5 July. “It’s tragic, but whenever there are heatwaves like this – and we will have more of them because of climate change – it is the weak and vulnerable who are affected first,” he said.