Toronto is in for a lovely stretch of weather as summer edges closer to its end. Today, temperatures will peak around 25°C, which is spot on for a late August day. You can expect a mix of sun and clouds, with a light breeze from the southwest at about 15 km/h. The humidity is moderate, sitting comfortably at around 70%, making it a great day to enjoy some time outdoors without feeling too sticky. The barometric pressure is steady at 101.5 kPa, ensuring a stable and pleasant day.
Looking Ahead: Mild and Clear Days
As we head into the weekend, the pleasant weather continues. Friday promises clear skies with temperatures climbing to 26°C, perfect for any late-summer plans. Saturday remains sunny, with a high of 27°C, while Sunday sees a slight dip with a high of 24°C and some cloud cover. The beginning of next week will continue this trend of mild and clear days, keeping the temperatures comfortably in the mid-20s.
Historical Weather Trivia
For today, Toronto’s historical weather data reveals some interesting facts. The highest temperature recorded on August 22nd was a sizzling 32.2°C back in 1942. On the flip side, the coldest temperature was a chilly 5.7°C in 1982. And, in 1968, Toronto experienced a downpour with 66.8 mm of rain, the highest ever recorded for this date.
Wardrobe Tip: Light layers and sunglasses should be your go-to for today. A light jacket might come in handy during the cooler mornings and evenings.
Fun Fact: Toronto’s warmest August day on record was a blistering 38.3°C on August 25, 1948. Thankfully, today’s temperatures are much more manageable!
