Toronto – Monday Forecast: A Chance of Showers with a Side of Sunshine

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Today’s Weather in Toronto

Toronto is starting the week with a mix of clouds and the potential for some wet weather on Monday, August 12, 2024. The day will see temperatures climbing from a cool 15°C in the early morning up to a comfortable 24°C by the afternoon. However, don’t let the mild weather fool you—there’s a 30% chance of showers throughout the day, especially in the late afternoon when there’s even a slight risk of thunderstorms.

Winds will be coming in gently from the northwest at around 20 km/h, with occasional gusts making it feel a bit breezy. The humidity will make it feel slightly warmer, particularly during the afternoon when the Humidex may reach up to 28. As the evening rolls in, the skies will begin to clear, leading to a calm and clear night with temperatures dipping to around 18°C.

The barometric pressure is steady at 101.4 kPa, and the humidity levels are expected to fluctuate around 75-85% throughout the day.

Toronto Weather Records

Today’s forecast is a far cry from the record high of 35.0°C set back in 1947. On the other end of the spectrum, the coolest August 12th saw temperatures drop to a brisk 7.8°C in 1971. Fortunately, we’re sitting comfortably in the middle this year, with just a slight chance of rain to keep things interesting.

What to Wear

With the possibility of rain and thunderstorms later in the day, it’s wise to dress in layers and keep an umbrella handy. A light jacket should be sufficient for the cool start, but you may want to shed it as the day warms up. Comfortable, water-resistant footwear is also a good idea if you’re planning to be out and about.

Looking Ahead

The weather for the rest of the week looks to be more settled, with temperatures remaining consistently around the mid-20s and fewer chances of rain. A typical August in Toronto—warm, with just enough variability to keep you checking the forecast!

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