Heat warning remains in effect for P.E.I.
Humidex values near 36 C or higher will persist Tuesday and Wednesday, Environment Canada says
That warm, humid air mass that settled over the region isn't ready to leave just yet.
Environment Canada stayed its heat warning across P.E.I. on Tuesday, as humidex values near 36 C or higher will persist Tuesday and Wednesday.
- P.E.I. ice company feeling the heat as temperatures and demand rise
- Humid temperatures set off dozens of smoke detectors across Halifax
The temperatures Tuesday evening will still remain warm, ranging between 18 C to 21 C overnight.
But, Thursday clouds and showers may break up the heat altogether.
"The heat warning will likely remain in effect at least through Wednesday with some relief in the form of possible showers or thundershowers on Thursday, although it will still be quite muggy," said CBC meteorologist Jay Scotland.
"Temperatures will ease a bit this weekend but humidex values look to still reach or exceed the 30 degree mark."
Environment Canada urges people to check on older family, friends and neighbours during heat warnings, to make sure they are cool and hydrated.
The weather service also recommended seeking a cool place such as a tree-shaded area, swimming pool, shower or bath or an air-conditioned spot like a public building.