
Environment Canada has released a special weather statement across most of Nova Scotia stating the hottest weather of the season so far is expected Thursday into Friday and possibly Saturday.
The warning extends from western Nova Scotia to Cape Breton Island. Locations that are going to bask in the warmth are inland areas with slightly cooler temperatures near the coast where winds blow on shore.
Environment Canada says, “A very warm airmass will move into Nova Scotia today giving maximum temperatures inland near 28 degrees celsius.”
“Hot weather is expected on Thursday and Friday as a southwesterly flow develops ushering even warmer weather, giving the highest temperatures experienced so far this summer season.”
The maximum temperature Thursday is forecast to be 30 to 32 degrees Celsius, with a humidex of 36. The maximum temperature Friday is forecast to be 33 degrees Celsius with a humidex of 38.
You should reduce your risk of heat stroke and weather related illness by scheduling your outdoor activities for the coolest parts of they day. Drink lots of water and stay hydrated.
You deserve this weather Nova Scotia! Be safe and have fun in the sun!

