If you haven't noticed, it's pretty hot outside in Toronto. We're in throes of a heat wave, and apparently, we're experiencing the driest summer in 75 years. Sure, you can try to cool down with a frozen treat, cold shower, or if you're lucky, air conditioning. Or, just take a dip in your local pool.

Thankfully, in response to the ongoing Extended Heat Warning, the city's keeping seven public pools open until 11:45 p.m. This is for tonight only, weather permitting.

City extends hours at seven pools to help #CityofTO residents cool off. More info: https://t.co/HkwbVP5IDy.

— City of Toronto (@TorontoComms) August 11, 2016

While we're supposed to get some relief from the heat this evening, it'll still be warm out. So here's where you can take a dip after the sun goes down.

• Alexandra Park (275 Bathurst St.)
• Alex Duff Pool (779 Crawford St.)
• Earlscourt Park/Giovanni Caboto Pool (1369 St. Clair Ave. W.)
• Monarch Park (115 Felstead Ave.)
• McGregor Park (2231 Lawrence Ave. E.)
• Smithfield Park (175 Mount Olive Dr.)
• Sunnyside Park/Gus Ryder Pool (1755 Lake Shore Blvd. W.)

Top photo by DdotG in the blogTO Flickr pool