Toronto is set for a pleasant weather pattern following Wednesday’s rain that swept through the city. Forecasters predict clear skies, near-normal temperatures, and mostly dry conditions leading into the weekend.
680 NewsRadio’s weather expert, Denise Andreacchi, assures a return to sunshine on Thursday with a high of 23°C and gentle winds from the WNW at 20–40 km/h. This marks a significant shift from the stormy weather experienced the day before.
Tonight, expect mainly clear skies with a slightly cool low of 14°C.
Friday is anticipated to be a mix of sun and clouds, maintaining near-seasonal temperatures with a high of 23°C and a low of 13°C, promising a stable end to the workweek.
Saturday is projected to be the driest and sunniest day of the weekend, with sunny skies, above-average warmth, and a high of 24°C, dipping to 16°C overnight.
Sunday may bring some variability with a mix of sun and clouds and a slight chance of scattered showers. Temperatures will stay comfortable, reaching a high of 23°C and a low of 14°C.
As Toronto enters a stretch of warm, dry weather, the presence of wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets may increase in outdoor spaces like patios and parks.
Experts explain that late summer and early fall are peak seasons for wasp activity. To minimize encounters, it’s advised to keep food covered when outdoors, avoid bright floral patterns, and remain calm if approached by a wasp to prevent triggering defensive behavior.
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