Heat warning for Toronto predicts searing Sunday, Monday

by The Bulldog • August 9, 2020

Environment Canada has issued a heat warning as temperatures in Toronto are forecast to exceed 30º Celsius on both Sunday and Monday. Hot weather is forecast all week. Weather Network

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