Toronto – Weather – Today in Toronto, residents are experiencing a cool and damp start with current conditions showing light rain and a fully saturated atmosphere. After the heartbreaking loss to the Boston Bruins that saw the season end for the Maple Leafs in overtime last night the weather perhaps is a reflection of how many feel across the Leaf Nation.
As we look ahead, the forecast suggests a transition with warmer temperatures but continued chances of showers.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions: As of 5:00 AM EDT at Toronto Pearson International Airport, the city is draped in light rain under a grey sky. The temperature stands at 11°C, with a humidity level peaking at 100%, making for a misty morning. The barometric pressure is noted at 101.4 kPa and is on a downward trend, indicating that the weather might be unsettled for a bit longer. The wind is gentle, coming from the southeast at 8 km/h, and the visibility is limited to 5 km due to the rain.
Expected Conditions: Later today, the showers are expected to end around noon, giving way to cloudy skies with a 60 percent chance of additional showers and a possible thunderstorm. The temperature is anticipated to rise to a more comfortable high of 19°C. The UV index will be moderate at 3.
Tonight, the skies will remain mainly cloudy, with conditions clearing late in the evening. The temperature will drop to a cooler 7°C.
Tomorrow’s Forecast
Monday, May 6: Toronto will welcome a bright start to the new week with sunny skies and a high near 20°C. The UV index will be high at 7. As night falls, expect clear skies with an overnight low of 8°C.
Tuesday, May 7: The weather will be a mix of sun and cloud throughout the day, with a high of 18°C. The evening brings an increased likelihood of cloudy skies and a 60 percent chance of showers, with the temperature dipping to 12°C.
Wardrobe Recommendations: Given today’s wet conditions, it’s advisable to wear waterproof outerwear and sturdy, water-resistant shoes. For the sunny days ahead, lighter layers and sun protection, such as sunglasses and a hat, will be useful, especially around midday.
Weather Trivia: Did you know? The highest temperature ever recorded in Toronto was 40.6°C on July 7, 1936. Despite its northern location, Toronto can experience quite high temperatures in the summer!
