Photo courtesy of © Can Stock Photo Inc. / JayzynismEnvironment Canada has ended a heat warning for all of Midwestern Ontario.
The warning was first issued on Thursday with temperatures reaching the 30 C range, with the humid index making it feel even warmer. The weather agency says such hot conditions can pose a health risk for some.
The warning, which was in effect for Bruce, Huron, Grey, Perth and Wellington counties, was ended around 11:30pm on Saturday.
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