Toronto’s Winter Mix: Flurries, Freezing Drizzle, and Chilly Charm
This morning in Toronto, the weather is a balancing act between mild temperatures and wintry risks. Currently, it’s 0°C at the Toronto Pearson International Airport under mostly cloudy skies. The barometric pressure sits at 102.1 kPa and rising, suggesting some stability ahead—though the day holds a few surprises.
Tuesday’s Forecast: Flurries or Drizzle with a Risky Twist
Expect cloudy skies today, with a 30% chance of flurries or drizzle in the morning. There’s a lingering risk of freezing drizzle early, so watch your step on sidewalks and roads! The high will peak at a mild 1°C. With winds staying gentle at up to 15 km/h, the wind chill will hover around -7°C in the morning and stay close to that throughout the day. The UV index remains at a low 1, but it’s still a day for gloves and scarves.
Tonight: Chilly Clouds and Freezing Drizzle
Toronto’s skies remain mostly cloudy overnight, with a continued risk of freezing drizzle. Light winds will persist, keeping the low at -4°C and a wind chill near -7°C. A good night for bundling up indoors with some holiday cheer!
Christmas Day: Cloudy and Crisp
Christmas Day in Toronto will be mostly cloudy, with a slight risk of freezing drizzle in the morning. Light winds up to 15 km/h will keep the high to -1°C, and the wind chill will hover near -7°C. For those heading out for festive activities, dress warmly and take care on potentially slick roads. Overnight, skies will offer cloudy periods and a low of -3°C.
Boxing Day and Beyond: A Gradual Warm-Up
Thursday will bring a mix of sun and clouds, with a high around 0°C and a low of -2°C. By Friday, temperatures inch up to 2°C under partly cloudy skies, with a significant warm-up arriving Saturday as highs reach 7°C and a 60% chance of showers moves in. This rainy reprieve from the cold might have Torontoans considering their umbrellas instead of toques!
Toronto’s Historic Weather Trivia
On this date, Toronto’s warmest Christmas Eve was a surprising 11.7°C in 1964, while the chilliest was a frosty -25.2°C in 1980. Compared to those extremes, today’s weather feels just right for cozying up with holiday treats.
