Southern Ontario is expected to get its first taste of warm weather this week as the forecast calls for temperatures that could set new records in the province.
Most of the province will see clear skies and sun for the majority of the week, with a low chance of showers in a few regions around the Toronto area on Wednesday. and get increasingly warm from that point on. Thursday is expected to be the warmest day of the week, when temperatures could reach 25 C in the city – 10 degrees warmer than the historical average for the day.Heat records could be broken April 11 through April 14, according to The Weather Network.
While Ontario should experience bouts of high temperatures in between scattered precipitation, it could be slightly milder than areas like the prairies or Quebec, the Almanac said. Temperatures are predicted to spike, bringing hot and dry weather to the province, in mid-July, with the periodical forecasting hotter than normal stretches from July 16 to 19, then again from July 28 to 31.
In August, the Almanac said the 4th to the 8th, and the 24th to the 27th will be particularly hot. If their formula proves accurate, this means the province will see a hot, but fair August long weekend. Environment Canada will release its own summer forecast at the end of May. Senior climatologist Dave Phillips told CP24 in March that preliminary findings show a warmer-than-normal summer for the majority of Canada.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
‘Almost no notice at all’: GO Transit changes frustrate southern Ontario commutersTORONTO - It took one GO Transit scheduling change to turn Siddhartha Batra from a regular commuter to a full-time remote worker.
Read more »
'Almost no notice at all': GO Transit changes frustrate southern Ontario commutersIt took one GO Transit scheduling change to turn Siddhartha Batra from a regular commuter to a full-time remote worker.
Read more »
Father of Ontario family banned indefinitely from Canada over decade-old chargesAn Ohio father has been crossing into Canada to see his five children for years without issue, but that changed last month when he said a border agent barred him indefinitely, citing a set of charges placed on him more than a decade ago.
Read more »
Ontario nurses eye B.C.'s plan to cap nurse-to-patient ratio, ease workloadNurses in Ontario and British Columbia say the western province's plan to set minimum nurse-to-patient ratios could help burnt-out nurses elsewhere in Canada by encouraging more provinces to adopt similar measures expected to reduce workloads and increase patient safety.
Read more »
Randall Denley: Lack of a family doctor is the real two-tier health care systemOntario is a long way from providing everyone with the most fundamental connection to care.
Read more »
Ontario derecho, tornado recovery funding not enough, municipalities say | CBC NewsFunding meant to help Ontario communities recover from extreme wind damage won't be enough to make property and business owners whole or eliminate risks to vital infrastructure, some municipalities say.
Read more »