
Toronto's Spring Week: Cloudy, Showers, and Chill
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Torontos spring kickoff is greeted by fog, showers, and cool temperatures, with highs around five degrees Celsius on Saturday. Expect persistent clouds, a sixty percent chance of showers Saturday night, and a thirty percent chance of rain or flurries overnight near zero degrees on Sunday. Early next week brings overcast skies, with temperatures plunging to minus six degrees Celsius at night. Stay tuned for updates on potential rain or snow Thursday evening.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Toronto's Spring Week: Cloudy, Showers, and Chill. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On this March 21st in Canada, here's what is making headlines. Toronto is starting spring on a cloudy note, with fog, showers and cool temperatures through the weekend. Expect mainly cloudy skies, Saturday, with fog clearing by morning and highs around 5 degrees Celsius. A moderate UV index of 4 means some sun protection if it peaks out. Saturday night brings a 60% chance of showers under persistent clouds dropping to a low of 1 degrees Celsius. Sunday stays damp with showers likely, and daytime highs reaching 7 degrees Celsius, followed by cloudy evenings and a 30% chance of. Rain or flurries overnight near zero degrees. These conditions might put a damper on early outdoor plans as the chill feels more like late winter than spring. Residents should prepare for wet streets and slippery spots from any lingering fog or precipitation. Looking ahead, early next week keeps things overcast, with Mondays high at 3 degrees Celsius plunging to minus 6 at night. Tuesday offers a mix of
sun and clouds, but a 40% chance of flurries, holding steady at 3 degrees daytime and minus 3 overnight. Wednesday through Friday mixes clouds and possible sun, with highs near 2 degrees Celsius and lows down to minus 5. Rain or snow could arrive Thursday evening, so stay tuned for updates as pattern
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