Environment Canada says Toronto should expect showers Wednesday afternoon and overnight with daytime temperatures hovering around 31 C.
Toronto is in for hot and humid conditions with humidex levels hovering in the low 40s on Wednesday, says Environment Canada.
The weather agency says Toronto can expect a 30 per cent chance of showers beginning Wednesday afternoon with a high of 31 C. Daytime temperatures will bring humidex levels of 41 C to 43 C,Temperatures will cool down to 20 C to 22 C and provide some relief from the heat.Thursday through Sunday forecasts cloudy conditions and rainfall with temperatures hovering around the high 20s, before dropping to lows of 17 C at night, says Environment Canada.
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