TORONTO – WEATHER – Toronto starts this Thursday morning with a serene mostly cloudy sky as observed at Toronto Pearson International Airport. As we edge closer to the Easter weekend, the city is enveloped in a cool embrace, with the current temperature lingering at a chilly 0.5°C.
The barometric pressure holds steady at 102.0 kPa, painting a calm weather scene for residents and visitors alike.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions:
As of 6:00 AM EDT, Toronto is bathed in a mostly cloudy veil, with a gentle west-southwest wind blowing at 9 km/h. The visibility stretches far and wide, up to 24 km, offering clear views across the city. With the temperature barely nudging over the freezing mark at 0.5°C and a dew point of -5.6°C, the air feels crisp, highlighted by a 64% humidity level.
Forecast
Expected Conditions: The city is set to experience a variety of weather conditions as we move through the extended Easter weekend. Today, early clouds will give way to clearer skies, with winds picking up in the afternoon to 20 km/h, gusting up to 40 km/h, and a moderate UV index of 4. Temperatures are expected to climb to a more comfortable high of 8°C.
Tonight promises partly cloudy skies that will clear after midnight, with the wind easing to light breezes, dropping to a low of minus 3°C.
Friday, March 29: The day begins with increasing cloudiness, shifting winds from northwest to southwest at 20 km/h, gusting to 40 km/h, and reaching a high of 7°C. The night sky will be clear with a low of minus 1°C.
Saturday, March 30: A blend of sunshine and clouds with a high of 8°C during the day and a 40 percent chance of rain showers or flurries at night, with a low of plus 2°C.
Sunday, March 31: Continues with mixed sun and cloud, warming slightly to a high of 9°C, followed by a night of cloudy periods and a low of plus 1°C.
Monday, April 1: The forecast predicts a mix of sun and cloud with a daytime high of 6°C, closing with a night that brings a 40 percent chance of showers and a low of plus 2°C.
Wardrobe Recommendations:
With fluctuating temperatures and conditions, layering is key. Opt for breathable materials for the daytime and carry a wind-resistant jacket for those gusty afternoons and evenings. A moderate UV index calls for sunscreen during midday hours.
Weather Trivia:
Did you know that Toronto’s record high for March is 25.6°C, set on March 28, 1945? Spring in Toronto can bring a wide range of temperatures, showcasing the city’s dynamic weather patterns.