Topic Brief: High pressure will continue to bring cold Canadian air into the region for the next few days before sliding offshore into the Atlantic. Hazy, hot and humid conditions are expected Wednesday afternoon with a chance of isolated showers or thunderstorms in spots.
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High pressure will continue to bring cold Canadian air into the region for the next few days before sliding offshore into the Atlantic. Hazy, hot and humid conditions are expected Wednesday afternoon with a chance of isolated showers or thunderstorms in spots. High pressure will bring colder air in from Canada on Tuesday, making it feel more seasonable for much of the region.
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- High pressure will continue to bring cold Canadian air into the region for the next few days before sliding offshore into the Atlantic.
- Hazy, hot and humid conditions are expected Wednesday afternoon with a chance of isolated showers or thunderstorms in spots.
- High pressure will bring colder air in from Canada on Tuesday, making it feel more seasonable for much of the region.
- High pressure will move offshore into the Atlantic as a warm front will work its way into the area by mid-week.
- Heat season starts Saturday in the city, meaning residential building owners have to make sure the heat is on.
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