Workweek Outlook: Bring on the muggy heat

Heat warnings are in place, and temperatures in the 30s are on the way, but it won't break any records in the Sault this week.  However, the warmest weather of this summer arrives in the days ahead, and lots of humidity will make it feel even more uncomfortable. The heat and moisture will also bring a constant risk of thunderstorms at peak heating for most days.

Monday will be partly cloudy as heat and humidity build into the region on a southerly breeze. Late afternoon temperatures will climb to 27°C, but the moisture will make it feel more like 32. There is a potential for isolated thunderstorms developing late afternoon and early evening.

Tuesday will start sunny with a smaller chance for a late-afternoon thunderstorm. Daytime highs will reach 32°C, but the humidity will make it feel more like 38.

Wednesday brings a mix of sun and cloud with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms as temperatures climb to 29°C.

Thursday brings a chance for rain with cooler temperatures in the low 20s on a northerly breeze. Sunshine returns on Friday as daytime highs climb back to 26°C.