NetNewsLedger – WEATHER – Sunny weather for Toronto on Tuesday

TORONTO – Weather – If you have plans for the great outdoors, today is the day to make them happen. It will be +16 on a sunny day. It will rain by Wednesday.

Today in Toronto we are waking up to a clear and sunny morning as seen from Toronto Pearson International Airport.

The current temperature is a cool 6.6°C, with a pressure rise of 102.0 kPa, indicating stable weather throughout the day. A northwesterly wind of 18 km/h makes the air a little cooler, but visibility is excellent at 24 km.

Today's weather overview
As of 5:00 AM EDT, Toronto will see clear skies with a temperature of 6.6°C. A dew point of -0.3°C is just below freezing, with a humidity of 61% contributing to a dry atmosphere. North-westerly winds continue to affect the weather during the day, which means that the day ahead will be bright but sunny.

Expected situation

Today: Clear weather at 16°C. With a moderate UV index of 5, sunscreen is a must if you plan to be outdoors during peak hours.

Tonight: Clear skies before increasing clouds. Lows will be around 5°C, so it can be a bit chilly.

Wednesday, April 17: Cloudy with rain in the morning. The wind shifts to the east, the speed is 30 km/h, the gust is 50 km/h. Temperatures peak at a chilly 10°C, and the UV index drops to 2.

Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy with a 70% chance of showers. Temperatures will be consistently below 9°C.

Thursday, April 18: Cloudy conditions remain, with a 60% chance of rain during the day. The maximum temperature will be slightly warmer around 13°C.

Thursday Night: Partly cloudy with a 30% chance of showers. The lowest temperature will be around 9°C.

Wardrobe recommendations

Today, light layers are ideal, with a focus on warm clothing in the evening when the temperature drops. With rain in the forecast starting tomorrow, take an umbrella and wear waterproof shoes for the rest of the week.

Weather Trivia

Did you know? The highest temperature ever recorded in Toronto was 40.6°C on July 9, 1936. Such extremes are in sharp contrast to the mild conditions of today's spring!