As the temperature ramps up and the humidity levels rise, ‘Canada Dry’ is going to become the summer tagline, and not for the popular soft drink. Environment Canada’s David Phillips has the latest weather outlook for the upcoming months. And as the wildfire warnings persist, perhaps the biggest concern for our city is the downed trees from last year’s derecho. We explain why in Hour 2.

<p>As the temperature ramps up and the humidity levels rise, ‘Canada Dry’ is going to become the summer tagline, and not for the popular soft drink. Environment Canada’s David Phillips has the latest weather outlook for the upcoming months. And as the wildfire warnings persist, perhaps the biggest concern for our city is the downed trees from last year’s derecho. We explain why in Hour 2.</p>