'Compiling Summer into one weekend': Extremely warm temperatures arrive on final long weekend of summer
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A stretch of days over 30C have come at a perfect time for those who love the summer heat.
A stretch of days over 30C have come at a perfect time for those who love the summer heat.
The lakeshore village of Port Stanley, Ont. was packed Sunday as people took advantage of the last few days before school resumes Wednesday.
“Finally we have a nice weekend that we can actually get out here and maybe get in the water and not freeze completely,” says Marjorie Taylor, who was at the beach with friends who were visiting from Toronto.
“So we're trying to take all of summer and compile it into one weekend.”
Zach and Josh Hobson were tossing a football on the beach, after coming from Cambridge. Josh is going into grade nine, while Zach is about to start University in Guelph.
“Just getting a break before summer is finally done,” says Zach. “Taking a quick break from work in get just hang out relax before stress picks up again.”
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