The majority of New Brunswick is currently under a heat warning that says the next two days will see maximum humidex values of 39.
Humidex could reach 39, Environment Canada says
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· Posted: Aug 06, 2026 7:08 AM EDT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
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Environment Canada heat warnings are in place for much of the province. (Environment Canada)
The majority of New Brunswick is currently under a heat warning that says the next two days will see maximum humidex values of 39.
The heat warnings are in effect for the whole province, except for a portion of northwestern New Brunswick and an area along the southern coast.
According to the Environment Canada warning, the maximum temperature could reach 34 C in the areas under a heat warning, with humidex values of between 37 and 39.
These hot and humid temperatures will continue into Friday, with conditions expected to improve on the weekend, the warnings say.
Environment Canada advises people to watch for signs of heat exhaustion, such as headache, nausea, dizziness, thirst, dark urine and intense fatigue. And, in the case of heat stroke symptoms,
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