WWCN14 CWHX 141339
HEAT WARNING
FOR NEW BRUNSWICK
UPDATED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 10:39 A.M. ADT SUNDAY 14 JULY 2024.
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HEAT WARNING FOR:
      ACADIAN PENINSULA
      BATHURST AND CHALEUR REGION
      CAMPBELLTON AND EASTERN HALF OF RESTIGOUCHE COUNTY
      FREDERICTON AND SOUTHERN YORK COUNTY
      GRAND LAKE AND QUEENS COUNTY
      KENT COUNTY
      KOUCHIBOUGUAC NATIONAL PARK
      MIRAMICHI AND AREA
      MONCTON AND SOUTHEAST NEW BRUNSWICK
      MOUNT CARLETON - RENOUS HIGHWAY
      OROMOCTO AND SUNBURY COUNTY
      ST. STEPHEN AND NORTHERN CHARLOTTE COUNTY
      STANLEY - DOAKTOWN - BLACKVILLE AREA
      SUSSEX - KENNEBECASIS VALLEY AND KINGS COUNTY
      WOODSTOCK AND CARLETON COUNTY.

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==DISCUSSION==

A PERIOD OF VERY WARM AND HUMID WEATHER IS EXPECTED. 

TIME SPAN: CONTINUING THROUGH WEDNESDAY. 

MAXIMUM DAYTIME TEMPERATURES: NEAR 30 DEGREES CELSIUS (HUMIDEX 37). 
MINIMUM OVERNIGHT TEMPERATURES: 18 TO 20 DEGREES CELSIUS. 

LOCATIONS: NORTHEASTERN, CENTRAL, AND SOUTHERN NEW BRUNSWICK 
(EXCLUDING THE FUNDY COAST). 

REMARKS: THE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES AND HUMIDEX WILL AFFECT MOST OF 
THE WARNING REGION, WITH COOLER TEMPERATURES EXPECTED NEAR PARTS OF 
THE COAST OVER EASTERN NEW BRUNSWICK. CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TO 
IMPROVE WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

EXTREME HEAT CAN AFFECT EVERYONE'S HEALTH. 

DRINK PLENTY OF WATER REGULARLY, EVEN BEFORE YOU FEEL THIRSTY TO 
DECREASE YOUR RISK OF DEHYDRATION. THIRST IS NOT A GOOD INDICATOR OF 
DEHYDRATION. 

NEVER LEAVE PEOPLE, PARTICULARLY CHILDREN, OR PETS INSIDE A PARKED 
VEHICLE. 

WATCH FOR EARLY SIGNS OF HEAT ILLNESS (FEELING UNWELL, FATIGUE, 
THIRST, HEADACHE) AS THESE CAN RAPIDLY EVOLVE INTO LIFE-THREATENING 
EMERGENCIES. MOVE TO A COOLER ENVIRONMENT IMMEDIATELY, SUCH AS A 
SHADED OR AIR-CONDITIONED SPACE. 

HEAT WARNINGS ARE ISSUED WHEN VERY HIGH TEMPERATURE OR HUMIDITY 
CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TO POSE AN ELEVATED RISK OF HEAT ILLNESSES, 
SUCH AS HEAT STROKE OR HEAT EXHAUSTION. 

PLEASE CONTINUE TO MONITOR ALERTS AND FORECASTS ISSUED BY 
ENVIRONMENT CANADA. TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER, SEND AN EMAIL TO 
NBSTORM(AT)EC.GC.CA OR TWEET REPORTS USING (HASH)NBSTORM.

HTTP://WEATHER.GC.CA

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