Toronto – Weather – Toronto greets the day with cool, mainly sunny conditions and light westerly breezes. While the early hours feel crisp, increasing cloudiness and a chance of showers this afternoon suggest a modest shift in the weather. As the week continues, the city will see a mix of sun, cloud, and occasional rain—typical for late August transitions.
Weather Overview
Current Conditions – 7:00 AM EDT, Toronto Pearson International Airport
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Temperature: 11.9°C
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Condition: Mainly Sunny
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Wind: West at 9 km/h
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Barometric Pressure: 101.6 kPa (Rising)
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Humidity: 88%
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Dew Point: 10.0°C
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Visibility: 24 km
The morning feels fresh and comfortable with high humidity contributing to the coolness in the air. Visibility is excellent, and the pressure is on the rise, pointing toward a generally stable start before conditions shift later in the day.
Today’s Forecast – Tuesday, August 26
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Morning to Afternoon: Skies will turn increasingly cloudy with a 40% chance of showers developing later in the day. Winds will strengthen from the west at 20 km/h.
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High: 22°C
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UV Index: 5 – Moderate
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Tonight: Partly cloudy with a 30% chance of showers this evening. Winds ease to light.
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Low: 11°C
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This Week’s Forecast
Wednesday, August 27
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Day: A mix of sun and cloud with winds shifting southwest at 20 km/h, gusting to 40 km/h by late morning.
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High: 23°C
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UV Index: 6 – High
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Night: Clear and mild.
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Low: 14°C
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Thursday, August 28
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Day: Cloudy skies with a 30% chance of showers.
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High: 23°C
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Night: Cloudy periods with a 60% chance of rain.
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Low: 12°C
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Friday, August 29
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Day: A mix of sun and cloud with a 40% chance of rain.
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High: 21°C
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Night: Cloudy periods.
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Low: 11°C
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Wardrobe Recommendations
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Today: Light layers are ideal—start with a sweater or jacket for the morning and switch to lighter attire as the temperature climbs. Pack a small umbrella or raincoat for the afternoon.
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Tomorrow: With breezy southwest winds expected, wear wind-resistant layers and sunglasses for the mix of sun and cloud.
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Thursday & Friday: Be ready for passing showers—water-resistant outerwear is a good choice, along with footwear that can handle wet conditions.
Weather Trivia
Did You Know?
Toronto experienced its wettest August on record in 2018, when more than 150 mm of rain fell in the month—almost double the seasonal average. While this August has been more balanced, the late-month rain chances are a common feature in the city’s transition toward early autumn.
