Environment Canada has issued an Extreme Cold Warning. Guelph Region and Waterloo Region will be experiencing a cold night Tuesday.
According to the agency, temperatures as low as -27 C are possible with wind chill values between 28 and -33.
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Experts warn that survival outdoors in extreme cold can be dangerous for anyone
Residents are being asked to stay in their homes and to keep their pets indoors. Layers are recommended for anyone who must go outside. The outer layer should be windproof.
Environment Canada stated that Frostbite can occur in minutes on exposed skin.
Extreme cold warnings have been issued for most of Ontario, and even Quebec. Sudbury is expecting wind chill values around -40.
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Recognize the signs and symptoms of hypothermia or frostbite
Old Man Winter won’t give Guelph and Waterloo Region much of a reprieve on Wednesday with a high of -13 C and a low of -17 C forecasted by Environment Canada.
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Both jurisdictions have opened a number warming centres.
Please review the 2022 Community Weather Response Plan for Individuals Who Are Experiencing Homelessness. #Guelph. pic.twitter.com/XCL6bYoqBl
— Constable Kyle Grant (@ConstableKGrant) January 20, 2022
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Waterloo Region has an Extremely Cold Warning in effect Expect wind chill values between minus 27 and minus 33 tonight and Wednesday morning.
Find out how to protect yourself, warming centres, winter emergency preparedness, and more at https://t.co/fGWk8JiM4t https://t.co/uc1zNxv1fI pic.twitter.com/8MgRonQrdc
— Region of Waterloo (@RegionWaterloo) January 25, 2022
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