Toronto – Weather – Toronto will likely see rain along with clouds for Wednesday, so be prepared for the weather.
Today in Toronto, the skies are mostly cloudy with a hint of morning moisture, setting a brisk and fresh tone to the day.
Current observations from Toronto Pearson International Airport indicate a lively spring atmosphere influenced by rising pressures and moderate winds. Let’s delve into what Toronto’s weather holds for the day and the upcoming days.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions: As of 6:00 AM EDT, Toronto is experiencing mostly cloudy skies with a temperature of 8.1°C. The air is quite humid at 86%, with a dew point of 5.9°C, which may contribute to the morning chill. The barometric pressure is at 101.0 kPa and is on the rise, suggesting an improving weather pattern throughout the day. Winds from the west are breezy at 12 km/h, with excellent visibility extending up to 24 km.
Expected Conditions: Today, after a 40% chance of early showers, the skies will clear by the afternoon with strong northwest winds at 30 km/h gusting to 50 km/h. The temperature will peak at a cool 9°C, accompanied by a moderate UV index of 4. Tonight, expect clear skies with north winds at 20 km/h gusting to 40, calming towards the evening. The temperature will drop to -1°C, and frost may develop overnight.
For Thursday, April 25, Toronto will enjoy a sunny day with an east wind picking up to 20 km/h around noon. The high will once again be around 9°C, with a moderate UV index of 5. The night will remain clear with a low of +1°C.
Heading into Friday, April 26, the city will continue to see sunny skies with a warmer high of 14°C. However, cloudiness will increase by night, with the low settling at 8°C.
Wardrobe Recommendations
For today, layering is key. Consider a light insulated jacket and perhaps a scarf for early morning chill, especially with the wind factor. As the day warms slightly but remains cool, maintaining layers will be beneficial. For the clear and colder night, a warmer jacket is advisable to handle the near freezing temperatures.
Weather Trivia
Did you know? On April 24, 1907, Toronto experienced a dramatic late-season snowstorm, receiving as much as 25 cm of snow in a single day, disrupting the budding spring season and setting a record for April snowfall that still stands over a century later!
