Extreme heat has hit Southwestern Ontario and will continue for the week. Environment Canada has issued a Level 2 alert as of Monday, July 15, 2013 — meaning the humidex will reach over 40 C. Some people can’t beat the heat in their workdays … while some are trying to cool off the best way they know how … in the pool.
Noah Hennin, 2, stays cool while playing with his father Keith Hennin at the Mic Mac Park splash pad Monday July 15, 2013 in Windsor, Ont. Extreme heat has hit Southwestern Ontario and will continue for the week. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
A technician works on a section of the Ambassador Bridge, Monday, July 15, 2013 in Windsor, Ont. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
An employee with Coco Paving works on a hot morning, Monday, July 15, 2013, in downtown Windsor, Ont. Here he checks the temperature of the asphalt. A crew was repaving a section of road on Church Street near University Avenue. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
Keith Hennin and his son Noah, 2, stay cool while playing in the Mic Mac Park splash pad Monday, July 15, 2013 in Windsor, Ont. Extreme heat has hit Southwestern Ontario and will continue for the week. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
An employee with Coco Paving works on a hot morning, Monday, July 15, 2013, in downtown Windsor, Ont. A crew was repaving a section of road on Church Street near University Avenue. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
Heat waves are seen as Noah Kuehfuss, left, his father Jurgen Kuehfuss and brother Ryan Kuehfuss walk across the field at Alumni Field at the University of Windsor on July 15, 2013. Noah and Ryan had just completed the University of Windsor Lancer Day Camp. The camp wraps up in the morning before the temperature climbs. Extreme heat has hit Southwestern Ontario and will continue for the week. (JASON KRYK/The Windsor Star)
Employees with Coco Paving work on a hot morning, Monday, July 15, 2013, in downtown Windsor, Ont. A crew was repaving a section of road on Church Street near University Avenue. (DAN JANISSE/The Windsor Star)
