Spring Storm: Toronto's Wild Weather Swing

0:00It's March 30th. From your city to your ears, this is Toronto News today, powered by AI. March is bowing out with some serious showers hitting the greater Toronto and Hamilton area tonight. Expect scattered rain and possible thunderstorms overnight into Tuesday, bringing a warm burst with highs around 18 degrees Celsius today, and 15 tomorrow. Southwest winds are pushing those double-digit temps our way, courtesy of Environment Canada. Tuesday shapes up as the peak of the action, especially west of Toronto, where it could hit 20 degrees. We're talking up to 30 millimeters of rain, paired with winds gusting 30 to 60 kilometers per hour. Umbrella's won't stand a chance. This kind of swing feels classic for early spring and southern Ontario, that weather whiplash keeping us on our toes. Folks might scramble for rain gear early, then bundle up as overnight lows dip near freezing by Wednesday. First taper off late Tuesday night, leaving a gray, cooler Wednesday before more precipits,

1:00Thursday, possibly freezing rain or ice pellets with. Those chilly nights. By Friday, we're back to double-digit warmth like earlier in the week, though the weekend stays seasonal with ongoing winds and another round of rain. To cap things off, stay dry out there.