Ottawa Braces for Scorching Sunday Before a Refreshing Cool Down Arrives
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- August 25, 2025
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Get ready, Ottawa! This Sunday is set to be a sweltering one, with the capital region bracing for intense heat and humidity. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement, highlighting conditions that will feel closer to 40°C thanks to soaring humidex values. Residents can expect a high of 31°C, but the humidity will make it feel much more oppressive.
The afternoon also brings a significant risk of thunderstorms.
These storms could potentially become severe, bringing heavy downpours, strong winds, and even the possibility of hail. It’s a day to stay hydrated, seek shade, and keep an eye on weather alerts as conditions can change rapidly.
But don't despair! A much-anticipated shift in the weather pattern is on its way.
As we move into Monday, a cold front will sweep across the region, ushering in significantly cooler and fresher air. The high on Monday is forecast to be a much more comfortable 22°C, though there’s still a chance of showers throughout the day as the system moves through.
The rest of the week looks incredibly pleasant.
Tuesday and Wednesday promise to be sunny and bright, with highs hovering around 20°C. These days will offer a perfect respite from the weekend's heat, providing ideal conditions for outdoor activities without the oppressive humidity.
Looking ahead to the end of the week and into next weekend, temperatures are expected to gradually climb back up.
While it won't be as intense as Sunday, prepare for a return to warmer conditions, with highs possibly reaching the mid-20s. Enjoy the brief but beautiful cool down while it lasts!
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