This article was last updated on April 16, 2022
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Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Toronto and majority areas of Southern Ontario, highlighting the chance of “heavy downpours, frequent lightning and gusty winds,” in the late afternoon and early evening. In addition to that, the agency claims there are also chances of large hail in the evening while the winds from the south between 20 and 40km/h throughout the day and gusts reach up to 60km/h.
Furthermore, Environment Canada explained that the temperature will rise from 19C up to a high of 29C by 5 p.m. as a warm and humid air mass passes over Southern Ontario. Thereafter, showers are anticipated between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. On the other hand, a severe thunderstorm watch has been issued in the Grey Bruce region in northern part of Southern Ontario, and is likely will be extended to Windsor and London by noon.
In addition to that, a heat warning has been issued for Windsor, which occurs when humidex values exceed 40. At the moment, UV index in Toronto is set at 7, which is considered to be high. But later on the humidex is anticipated to range between 25 and 36. Consequently, conditions are expected to remain hot throughout the week, with temperatures ranging between 23C and 26C for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Whereas, chances of showers and thunderstorms are almost 60% for Wednesday with a high of 26C, while Thursday and Friday are anticipated to remain sunny, with highs of 24C and 23C, respectively.
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