The intense heat isn’t done with Toronto and the GTA yet as the first weekend of July approaches.The region is still under an orange heat warning on Friday. A high of 31 C is in the forecast but will feel like a sweltering 41 with the humidex.680 NewsRadio meteorologist Carl Lam says the GTA is also in for some unsettled weather.“Some heavy downpours, thunder, lightning, also some hail, and some strong damaging wind gusts not out of the question,” he said.Environment Canada has issued a yellow severe thunderstorm warning for Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton. The national weather agency says it is tracking a “severe thunderstorm capable of producing strong wind gusts and up to quarter size hail.”Lam said the orange heat warning will likely continue into Saturday but the temperature is expected to cool off on Sunday.A high of 30 C is in store for Saturday with a humidex of 38. It is expected to be mostly cloudy on Sunday with a change for periods of rain and a high of 27 C.Earlier this week, a record was set on Canada Day after temperatures hit 36 C at Toronto Pearson Airport, breaking the old high of 35.6 set in 2002.