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Environment Canada placed yellow heat alerts on eleven provinces and territories on June 29, 2026, as a heat wave raises temperatures across most of Canada, sparing only Quebec and British Columbia.
Montreal is expected to experience a 40 °C heat index on July 1, leading officials to advise residents—especially those moving—to stay hydrated and carry water. The forecast reflects high temperature and humidity, prompting a public safety advisory.
Montreal will face a 40°C heat index on July 1, 2026, and city officials are advising anyone moving that day to keep water on hand to stay hydrated.
Montreal residents moving on July 1 are advised to take extra precautions as a forecasted humidex of 40 brings an extreme heat episode, creating hazardous conditions for the day's relocations.
