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Ottawa heat wave continues with another day of dangerous heat It's another scorching day in the capital, with true relief not coming to Ottawa for several days.

Wipe your forehead with a cool cloth. Avoid strenuous exercise outdoors if possible. Put ice cubes in your water bottle, especially if you’re outdoors.

It's important that Hoosiers know the signs of serious illness during a heat risk and how to stay safe and cool before next week's heat wave.