The Canadian Ministry of the Environment has issued a warning of high temperatures and high humidity in the coming days in the Canadian capital, Ottawa.

The Canadian Environment explained that temperatures this week may reach their highest levels in the low thirties and humidity in the low forties.

It mentioned that the hot weather starts from Tuesday and lasts for two or three days in most areas, although areas near the lakes may be a little cooler.

Many areas in southern and eastern Ontario are also under a hot weather warning, as is most of northern Ontario.

The Ministry of the Environment says that heat and humidity can also affect air quality.

Also, the city is expected to experience partly sunny weather on Tuesday, with a 30 percent chance of rain and the risk of a thunderstorm, and a high temperature reaching 30 degrees Celsius.

It may reach 32 degrees Celsius on Wednesday with a sunny sky, and 30 on Thursday.

It is worth noting that the highest temperatures recorded on July 4, 5, and 6 in Ottawa were around 34 degrees Celsius.