There's no heat warning so far, but Environment Canada is projecting a pretty toasty Tuesday (July 15) in the Lower Mainland nonetheless.
According to the forecast, inland temperatures are expected to register up to 32 C tomorrow, but throw in humidity and it could feel like 36 C in communities from White Rock to Pitt Meadows.
In Surrey, designated locations to beat the heat are:
鈥� CLOVERDALE: Cloverdale Recreation Centre 6188 176 St. 604-598-7960; Clayton Community Centre 7155 187A St. 604-502-6300; Cloverdale Library 5642 176A St. 604-598-7320; Museum of Surrey 17710 56A Ave. 604-592-6956.
鈥� FLEETWOOD: Surrey Sport & Leisure Complex 100-16555 Fraser Hwy. 604-501-5950; Fleetwood Library 15996 84 Ave. 604-598-7340.
鈥� GUILDFORD: Fraser Heights Recreation Centre 10588 160 St. 604-592-6920; Guildford Library 15105 105 Ave. 604-598-7360; Guildford Recreation Centre 15105 105 Ave. 604-502-6360.
鈥� NEWTON: Newton Recreation Centre 13730 72 Ave. 604-501-5540; Newton Library 13795 70 Ave. 604-598-7400; Strawberry Hill Library 7399 122 St. 604-501-5836.
鈥� SOUTH SURREY: South Surrey Recreation & Arts Centre 14601 20 Avenue 604-592-6970; Ocean Park Library 12854 17 Avenue 604-502-6304; Semiahmoo Library 1815 152 St. 604-592-6900.
鈥� WHALLEY: Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre 13458 107A Ave. 604-598-5898; City Centre Library 10350 University Dr. 604-598-7420.
In extreme-heat events, the City of White Rock operates a misting station at the corner of Johnston Road and Russell Avenue, as well as a place to stay cool at the White Rock Community (15154 Russell Ave.). As of 12:30 p.m. Monday (July 14), the city's website noted there are no heat warnings. Check for updates.
