Toronto, enjoy the sunnier skies and unseasonably warm temperature while it lasts as the city is expected to see wet flurries later this week. “Today is the day to circle on your calendar and get outside, enjoy a walk through the parks along the waterfront, maybe even find a patio that’s still open,” CP24 Meteorologist Bill Coulter said. Tuesday’s forecast calls for a high of 15 C and mainly sunny skies. However, it may also be a blustery day as Environment Canada says winds may gust up to 50 km/h around the noon hour. On Wednesday, the national weather agency says, the temperature will reach a high of 11 C during the day before cooling off to 4 C by the evening with a 40 per cent chance of rain. “The weather should be good for all the (Remembrance Day) ceremonies in the morning, but it will turn decidedly cooler as that cold air punches in for Thursday,” Coulter said. Then the temperature drop will be “significant,” he says. It appears the temperature won’t crack the warm double digits for the rest of the week, as Environment Canada calls for a high of 8 C Thursday before hitting 0 C that evening. “Any lingering moisture may be in the form of a few wet flurries,” Coulter said. By Friday, there is a 30 per cent chance of rain showers or flurries all throughout the day and continuing into Saturday morning. The end of the workweek will see cloudy skies and a high of 7 C.
