Break out the parkas, Toronto. The city may see its first snowfall of the season in just a few short days.
According to Environment Canada’s forecast, there’s a 70% chance of snow or rain on Sunday night. There’s a 30% chance of rain or flurries on Monday, too.
Toronto is in for a few days of drizzly weather before the snow—possibly—materializes.
A high of 13°C is in the forecast on Friday, coupled with a 30% chance of showers late this afternoon. Rain is in the forecast overnight, with temperatures dropping to 3°C.
Saturday will see a mix of sun and clouds, although there’s a 40% chance of showers as well. A high of 7°C is expected, but temperatures will fall overnight as the possibility of rain rises.
A chilly high of 4°C is in the forecast on Sunday as the potential for some showers continues. Overnight, the aforementioned threat of snow begins as temperatures fall to 1°C.
Environment Canada
Although there’s a high of 5°C in the forecast on Monday, the low will be 1°C, meaning a few flakes may materialize.
There will be a brief break in all forms of precipitation on Tuesday. Cloudy skies will be accompanied by a high of 6°C throughout the day.
Rain is back in the forecast on Tuesday night, and is expected to continue through Wednesday night. A high of 11°C is in the forecast for a dreary Wednesday.
If the sun shows itself this weekend, make sure to get outside. Winter is coming faster than you think.
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