Jul 17, 2012
By Michael Kramer
We’ve done it again.
Another heat record has been broken as Toronto hit 36.2 degrees this afternoon.
That beats the high temperature for this date one year ago – of 35.2 degrees.
Meteorologist Geoff Coulson at Environment Canada says this blistering hot weather in southern Ontario is “all too common” during the summer and people should not panic about it.
Coulson also says intense heat increases the chance of thunderstorms and a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for the G-T-A and much of southern Ontario.
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