Toronto in for a warmer than average week with chances of rain
While mid-afternoon temperatures stayed a few degrees below seasonal on Monday, the rest of the week will see above average temperatures for this time of year in Toronto. The average daytime high for mid-September is about 21 C but Monday saw a high of 19 C due to a northerly wind which contributed to lowering […]
Toronto is set for a warmer than average week with chances of rain, according to meteorologists. While mid-afternoon temperatures remained slightly below seasonal on Monday, temperatures will climb from Tuesday onwards, reaching up to 4 degrees above the usual mid-September average of 21 degrees Celsius. Tuesday will bring a south-westerly wind, causing temperatures to rise to a high of 24 degrees Celsius.
Wednesday is expected to be dry, but there might be a brief thunderstorm in the north GTA. Thursday will see cloudy skies with occasional showers, while Friday appears to be the driest day of the week at present. However, the weekend is forecast to be closer to seasonal or below seasonal temperatures, with Saturday around 21 degrees Celsius, dropping to 20 degrees Celsius on Sunday.
Rain is expected to fall around 20-30 millimetres west of Toronto, and about 10-20 millimetres in the city itself.
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