Showers and wet flurries expected as cooler temperatures set in for Toronto, GTA
Toronto and much of the GTA are damp and dreary this week with temperatures that may feel cooler compared to recent days but are in fact hovering around seasonal. Wednesday started out cloudy and remained dry throughout the morning as Remembrance Day was observed, but scattered showers are possible by late afternoon. Winds out of […]
Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are experiencing damp and overcast conditions this week, with temperatures that may feel cooler than usual but are actually close to the seasonal norm. On Wednesday, the day began cloudy and remained dry during the morning as Remembrance Day was honored. However, scattered showers became possible in the late afternoon, with winds blowing from the south at around 20 kilometers per hour.
The expected daytime high is 10 degrees Celsius. As the day progresses, cloud cover intensifies, and there is a chance of showers and periods of rain, especially towards the evening and overnight.
Wet flurries are expected in the northern sections of the GTA, occurring at higher elevations. A northeast wind gusting between 30-50 kilometers per hour is anticipated to develop. Thursday is forecasted to be considerably colder, with the north winds making them feel brisk and a high of 6 degrees Celsius. On Thursday morning, the sky will be cloudy, followed by showers and wet flurries, particularly in northern regions.
Throughout the afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds is expected, while overnight temperatures will plummet to 0 degrees Celsius.
The pattern of cool temperatures and cloudy conditions is anticipated to continue on Friday and throughout the weekend.
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