Vancouver is in the middle of what is expected to be a week-long heat wave, and it’s hotter than in LA and other spots around the globe.
As of 3:30 pm on Monday, Vancouver was seeing a temperature of 24ĖC, but humidex (or feels like) values of 29ĖC according to The Weather Network.
While the regular temperature in LA is technically warmer (25ĖC), it only feels like 25ĖC, with humidity at the same level as in Vancouver.
That’s not the only hot spot around the globe that Vancouver felt more heat than.
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Around the same time on Monday, Mexico City saw temperatures and humidex values of 23ĖC.
Guatemala, a locale that is no stranger to temperatures reaching 40ĖC, was seeing temperatures of 25ĖC, the same as its humidex values.
While not hotter, Honolulu saw a humidex of 31ĖC, just a couple of degrees warmer than Vancouver.
Despite the wild temperatures in Vancouver on Monday, Tuesday won’t let up and is expected to be even hotter. As of Monday afternoon, The Weather Network forecasts that Vancouver could see humidex values approaching 35ĖC.
The Weather Network
Spots around Metro Vancouver are even worse. New West, after 3:30 pm, saw humidex values of 38ĖC.
Thankfully, it’s not as hot in Vancouver as in Phoenix, which saw temperatures reach 40ĖC on Monday afternoon.
How are you coping with the heat in Vancouver? Give us your tips on cooling down in the comments.