After days of rain in Toronto, two weather warnings are in effect

Keep your umbrella handy; Rain continues to fall in Toronto with gusty winds Friday afternoon.

After two days of steady rain, Environment Canada's rainfall warning remains in effect this morning, with rainfall totals expected to reach nearly 50 mm in some areas.

Heavy downpours could lead to flash flooding and water logging on roads and upland, the agency said, urging residents to watch for signs of flooding.

However, the rain should taper off by midday on Friday, with showers expected in the afternoon and fog lifting in the morning.

A special weather statement has also issued a warning for strong north-westerly winds, with gusts of up to 80km/h expected in the city tonight.

Strong winds could blow loose objects or snap tree limbs, the agency warned. Strong winds can also cause power outages.

Strong winds can also cause power outages.

Saturday is expected to be cloudy with early morning showers.

During the day, the wind is expected to blow at a speed of 70 km/h and the temperature will rise to 10 degrees. Temperatures will rise to 15 degrees on Sunday with a 30 percent chance of rain.

On Monday, it will be sunny and the temperature will reach 16 degrees.