Remnants of Hurricane Isaias to bring scattered showers to Toronto this Thanksgiving weekend

Hurricane Isaias is expected to bring scattered showers to Toronto during Thanksgiving weekend, potentially disrupting the long weekend. Initially, the weather will be mild and dry, with sunny intervals and a temperature reaching 19°C. However, gusty winds of up to 50 km/h will prevail, gradually decreasing to 7°C overnight. Early morning may bring some patchy fog, but temperatures will rise to a comfortable 19°C by day.

Saturday is forecasted to be warmer than usual for this time of year, with temperatures around 11°C overnight. The day will begin with mild conditions and a mix of sun and cloud, but scattered showers and periods of rain will move in later, resulting in 10-15 millimeters of rainfall. Despite the rain, the high temperature will still be a warm 20°C.

For Thanksgiving Monday, the weather will clear up, with early showers giving way to sunny intervals in the afternoon. A high of 22°C is expected, marking a return to more comfortable temperatures. As we move towards Thanksgiving, cooler, more autumn-like weather will set in, signaling the end of the season.