Heatwave Continues: Fort Frances - Rainy Lake Braces for High Temperatures A relentless heatwave grips Fort Frances, Rainy River, Mine Centre, and Seine River, with scorching temperatures expected to persist into Tuesday. Weather Details: Maximum, Minimum Temperatures, and Humidex Values Maximum Temperatures: 27 to 29 degrees Celsius Minimum Temperatures: 18 to 20 degrees Celsius Humidex:
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was 115 last week in phoenix. it was very warm. they have cooled down a little bit back into the low 100s but imagine being one of the thousands of people that remain without electricity today and having to get through that. i hope they are able to get to some cool shelter. it remains a problem because of the snapped power lines you talked about. utility companies are out trying to repair the damage. that wall of dust was some 10,000 feet tall. if you looked at it in the sky, reaching up into the skies. a dangerous situation, almost like a tornado just spread out, if you will. and what they are dealing with today is a little bit of the aftermath from some delays in flights and some cancellations as well. but the electricity problem is the greatest danger for them now. the dust cloud has passed. and we have a reporter who is at our fox affiliate ksaz, andrew, who can tell us a little bit more about the situation with regard to the airport.