The sun will be blazing down all day, turning the sky into a brilliant, hazy blue with hardly a cloud in sight. The air feels dry and crisp, especially in the morning, but the afternoon heat has a sharp, direct edge that makes you feel every ray.

Temperatures climb from a cool 13 degrees at dawn to a hot 29 degrees in the afternoon, and the low humidity of 56 percent means the heat doesn't stick to your skin. You'll notice the air feels lighter than you might expect for such a warm day, so it won't be that sticky, oppressive kind of heat.

There is zero chance of rain, with no precipitation expected at all, and the wind picks up to around 20 kilometers per hour during the afternoon. That breeze offers some relief, but it's not strong enough to cool you down completely, especially when the UV index reaches 8.4, which is very high.

Plan for a day of strong sun exposure: wear a hat, sunglasses, and plenty of sunscreen if you're heading outside. The morning is perfect for a walk or jog while it's still cool, but by midday, find some shade or stay indoors until the sun starts to soften.