August 13, 2024 – A Calm After the Storm
After the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby brought heavy rains and some localized flooding last week, Toronto is settling into a much calmer weather pattern. Today, the city can expect partly cloudy skies with a high of 25°C, making it a comfortable summer day. The wind will be gentle, blowing from the northwest at around 12 km/h, which should keep things feeling pleasant. Humidity is at a moderate 74%, so you won’t feel too muggy out there.
The atmospheric pressure is holding steady at 1014.5 mb, which indicates stable conditions—perfect for a leisurely walk or some outdoor dining. The UV index is moderately high at 6, so be sure to wear sunscreen, especially during peak hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Week Ahead
- Tomorrow (August 14): Expect slightly cooler conditions with a high of 24°C under partly cloudy skies. Rain isn’t expected, so it’s another good day for outdoor activities.
- August 15: The temperature will remain consistent with a high of 25°C. It looks like another dry and pleasant day for Toronto, ideal for any summer plans.
Historical Weather Fact
On this date, back in 1947, Toronto sweltered under a scorching 35.6°C, the highest recorded temperature for August 13th. On the flip side, the city saw a record low of 6.7°C in 1941, a stark contrast to today’s milder conditions.
Wardrobe Tip: Light clothing with a sun hat or sunglasses would be perfect for today. It’s a great day to enjoy summer fashion while staying protected from the sun.
Did You Know? August is typically the month when Toronto’s lake water reaches its warmest, averaging around 22.3°C. Perfect for a dip if you’re by the waterfront.
