Victoria Day Weekend Weather in Toronto: Gusty Winds Today, Sunshine Monday, Showers Midweek

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Long Weekend Wraps Up on a Bright Note Before Rain Clouds Return

Toronto, ON – After dodging showers and strong winds this weekend, Toronto is finally set to enjoy a dose of late-spring sunshine on Victoria Day Monday. But don’t pack away your umbrella just yet—showers are ready to make a midweek comeback.

Many in the city by this evening will be glued to a screen as Game 7 of the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs with the beloved Leafs putting it all out there against the Florida Panthers.

Sunday: Cloudy, Breezy, and a Chance of Morning Showers

At 6:00 AM this Sunday, it’s a brisk 13.3°C at Pearson International Airport under mostly cloudy skies. Winds are already moving at 28 km/h from the west-northwest, gusting up to 50 km/h, and the air feels fresh with humidity at 80%. The barometric pressure is rising at 100.3 kPa—always a good sign that things are improving.

Today’s forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with a 30 percent chance of showers this morning. Winds will continue to blow from the west at 30 km/h, gusting to 50, making that forecast high of 17°C feel a bit cooler if you’re near the lake. The UV index is 4, or moderate—so keep some sunscreen on hand if the clouds part.

Tonight, the sky will become partly cloudy and winds will ease slightly to 20 km/h from the northwest, gusting up to 40 km/h. The low will dip to a comfortable 8°C.

Monday: A Bright Victoria Day Ahead

Victoria Day Monday is shaping up beautifully for the Greater Toronto Area. Expect a mix of sun and cloud early, with sunny skies taking over by late morning. Temperatures will rise to 15°C under north winds at 20 km/h. The UV index climbs to 7—classified as high—so it’s a good day for patios, parks, or fireworks (and sunscreen).

The night remains clear and calm, with a low of 6°C—perfect weather for evening strolls or backyard gatherings.

Tuesday to Wednesday: Cloud Returns, Showers Likely

Tuesday starts with increasing cloudiness and a high near 16°C. Tuesday night brings a 30 percent chance of showers and a low of 8°C. By Wednesday, the clouds settle in, with a 60 percent chance of showers both during the day and overnight. The midweek high will be a cooler 10°C—so enjoy Monday’s sunshine while it lasts.


Wardrobe Wisdom

Today calls for layers and wind-resistant wear—especially if you’re headed near the waterfront. Monday will be mild and pleasant: light jackets, sunglasses, and sunscreen are your best bet. Come Tuesday, you’ll want your raincoat and umbrella ready for action again.


Weather Trivia: Did You Know?

The warmest Victoria Day weekend in Toronto was in 1944, when the mercury soared to 32.8°C! This year’s forecast isn’t record-breaking, but it’s a comfortable reprieve from the wild weather swings we’ve seen so far this May.

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