Here's how to beat the heat in Sudbury

Heat warnings continue, relief on the way Heat warnings in the northeast and rainfall warnings in the northwest with severe thunderstorm watches Tuesday. Here's what to expect.

As the heat warnings continue in the northeast, the City of Greater Sudbury has activated its hot weather response plan to help residents beat the heat.

From municipal buildings with air conditioning to water play, here is where in the city you can go to find free relief from the hot and humid temperatures:

COOL AIR

Four of the city's public libraries are open until 8 p.m. on Tuesdays:

The hours of these six library and service centres are being extended until 8 p.m. Tuesday:

These arenas are staying open a little later Tuesday night:

WHERE TO FIND WATER ACTIVITIES

For those who would like to cool down with water, the city's 15 splash pads are open until 9 p.m. Find a list of locations here.

DJ Hancock Memorial Splash Pad The splash pad at DJ Hancock Memorial Park in Sudbury has been a popular spot the past few days.

The Nickel City has lifeguards supervising seven beaches. Supervision at these beaches ends at 7 p.m.:

Lifeguard supervision has been extended until 9 p.m. Tuesday for these two beaches:

Two community pools are open with an admission charge.

"City and community outreach teams will provide support to homeless and vulnerable populations as part of their regular outreach program, including providing water and transportation to services as needed," Greater Sudbury said in a news release.

"The outdoor drinking water fountain is open at Memorial Park and a water refill station is available outside the Sudbury Community Arena."

Anyone needing assistance should call 311 to discuss their individual situation.