Back‑to‑school week begins with sunshine, rising humidity and mid‑week showers across Toronto, GTA

As kids head back to school on Tuesday, a comfortable sunny day awaits. Rain returns on Wednesday, Kabir Bageria has more on the forecast for the week ahead.

Toronto students heading back to class this week will start the stretch under bright skies and comfortable warmth, but conditions will shift quickly as humidity builds and showers move in mid‑week.

The latest forecast, issued early Tuesday morning, outlines a dynamic pattern from now through Friday, with everything from sun to thunderstorms possible across the region.

Fog patches will clear early Tuesday, giving way to full sunshine and a high of 25°C, with a humidex of 30. The UV index sits at 6 (high), meaning students walking to school or spending recess outdoors will need sun protection.

Skies remain mainly clear through the evening, though clouds increase late tonight, with a mild overnight low of 19°C.

Mid-week storms a possibility

Wednesday marks the most unsettled day of the week. The GTA will wake up to cloudy skies, with showers beginning in the morning and a risk of thunderstorms in the afternoon.

Temperatures climb to 27°C, but the humidex reaches 37, making it feel significantly hotter for students heading home after school. Winds will also pick up, becoming southwest 20 km/h gusting to 40.

The evening stays damp, with a 60 per cent chance of showers and a low of 15°C.

Thursday brings a noticeable cooldown. Expect a mix of sun and cloud with a 40 per cent chance of showers, and a high of 24°C — far more comfortable than Wednesday’s muggy conditions.

Overnight, cloudy periods continue with a 30 per cent chance of showers, dipping to 11°C.

Students and families can look forward to a beautiful end to the school week. Friday is sunny, calm and seasonal with a high of 22°C. The night remains clear, with a low of 14°C — perfect for evening sports, walks or early fall events.

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