Sun and clouds forecasted for Toronto for rest of week, long weekend

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The next few days in Toronto will see the high of 28ºC feel more like 36ºC with the humidex

Published Sep 01, 2026  •  Last updated 1 hour ago  •  1 minute read

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Following a soggy day and night in Toronto, the weather outlook isn’t great in terms of consistency — mainly a mix of sun and clouds — for the rest of the week into the long weekend.

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Environment Canada says significant heavy rainfall and flooding occurred just prior to Tuesday, dropping over 100mm in localized pockets of the city.

Now the city is facing muggy conditions until at least Wednesday.

Tuesday’s forecast called for a mix of sun and cloud with a 30% chance of showers in the afternoon and a risk of a thunderstorm. The high was 28ºC but felt like 36ºC with the humidex.

Tuesday night was forecast to be mainly cloudy, with a 30% chance of showers early in the evening, increasing to 70% of showers overnight with the risk of a thunderstorm and a low of 20ºC.

More sun and clouds were predicted for Wednesday, with a 40% chance of showers early in the morning, 30% in the afternoon, and a 70% chance of showers or thunderstorms late in the afternoon. Again, the high of 28ºC was expected to feel like 36ºC with the humidex.

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Wednesday night was forecasted to be cloudy with a 60% chance of showers and a low of 20ºC.

Muggy conditions expected to break by Thursday

Thursday was expected to be cloudy with a 30% chance of showers and a high of 26ºC, with cloudy periods and a low of 17ºC at night.

The long weekend from Friday to Monday was forecasted to have a mix of sun and clouds during the day and cloudy periods at night.

Friday’s high and low were predicted to be 26ºC during the day and 16ºC at night; Saturday’s high and low were 25ºC during the day and 14ºC at night and Sunday’s high and low was 24ºC in the day and 14ºC at night.

Monday’s high was 24ºC, with no low yet reported by Environment Canada.

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