Heat warnings as hot, humid weather forecast for Maritimes until Saturday
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The Maritime provinces are anticipating several days of hot and humid weather, with heat warnings issued. This is due to a heat wave that has moved east from Ontario and Quebec. One meteorologist indicates that the uncomfortable conditions are expected to last until Saturday, with cooler air arriving by Sunday. Other reports confirm the arrival of hot, muggy weather. Residents should prepare for the heat, and future coverage may detail specific impacts and safety advice.
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- Maritimes
- A region of Eastern Canada that includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
- Heat wave
- A prolonged period of excessively hot weather, often accompanied by high humidity.
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- Heat warnings are in effect for the Maritimes.Reported by: Global News, CBC News
- Hot and humid weather is forecast for the Maritimes.Reported by: Global News, CBC News, CTV News
- The hot, humid weather is expected to last until Saturday.Reported by: Global News
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- The weather system originated in Ontario and Quebec.Source: Global News
- Relief in the form of cooler, drier air is expected Sunday.Source: Global News
- An Environment Canada meteorologist commented on the forecast.Source: Global News
- Ian Hubbard is the meteorologist who commented.Source: Global News
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