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Weather in Toronto is most of the year very acceptable for tourism and for your city visit. Checking Toronto weather should be your first stop when organizing your trip to the Ontario capital.
This article provides useful info about weather Toronto and southwest Ontario so your visit to the Toronto attractions can bring nice memories.
For the current weather, radar and satellite maps, daily forecast with the expected temperatures, wind, precipitation, weather alerts and seven-day forecast, we recommend checking one of the weather websites, The Weather Channel, Accuweather, The Weather Network or any other that deals with the weather.
When traveling to Toronto, we suggest you to visit Niagara Falls as well, where you will find very similar weather conditions.
Weather in Toronto throughout the year
Toronto weather and climate features a modest, continental climate with warm, humid summer months, pleasant spring and fall, and cold winters.
Toronto has four different seasons with considerable variance in day to day temperature, mostly during the colder weather and winter time.
Precipitation is fairly evenly spread throughout the year, where summer is the wettest season, particularly during the thunderstorms.
Winter weather in Toronto
Winters in Toronto are cold, with a large daily fluctuation, but among the mildest and least snowy in Canada, east of the Rocky Mountains.An average January maximum is around −1 °C. When looking at this average temperature, Toronto weather in winter isn't that bad, but you should always consider cold drops of temperature and wind chills that will lower temperature significantly.
Winter in Toronto can also be a typically Canadian, bitterly cold with heavy snowfall. Even with cold, long days, you can still enjoy Toronto, and many attractions it offers, like: malls, museums, theatres and underground shopping complex.
The coldest temperature recorded in Toronto was −31.3°C / -24.3°F while the coldest wind-chill was -44.7°C / -48.5°F, on January 4, 1981.
The winter season usually last from November to March.
Spring weather in Toronto
Spring and autumn are transitional seasons with generally mild or cool temperatures, (especially during the night), with alternating dry, sunny and wet periods.Thanks to its southern location, Toronto weather is mostly warm and pleasant in spring time. Spring time is usually brief and starts from late March.
Average spring temperatures range between 6°C / 43°F and 12°C / 54°F, but the great temperature contrast can occur within a short time frame.
Weather Toronto - Summer
Weather in Toronto Canada, during the summer, experiences beautiful weather with abundance of sunshine and with moderate to high humidity.Pay attention on increased humidity and dangerous levels of airborne smog, it can affect your health. Smog warning will be issued if there is a dangerous level in the air.
Severe thunderstorms are also a regular occurrence and can pop up quickly, especially in areas with a lake influence.
Summer season is lasting from June to early October. The warmest months are July and August. Average summer temperatures in Toronto range are between 12°C / 54°F and 20°C / 68°F, with temperatures known to rise as high as 27°C / 81°F.
Autumn weather in Toronto
Fall is transitional period between hot summer and cold winter, and usually is short. Autumn in Toronto and Niagara Falls is beautiful and colorful, with the amazing scenery where tree leaves are taking on a rainbow of colors.Toronto weather in the fall is often pleasant and with a light breezes.
Temperatures in fall vary, with the average temperature being around 10°C / 50°F to 15°C / 59°F.
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