After a wet start to the week on Monday, a chance of thunderstorms will roll in Monday afternoon as temperatures climb to the teens.
Gusty winds are expected into the evening as a cold front slides through before clearing overnight as the risk of storms diminishes.
Tuesday will start out on a sunny note with single-digit temperatures and the risk of early-day fog patches before the mercury climbs toward the 20s C with a chance of a late-day shower.
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Wednesday will be even warmer with a daytime high a few degrees into the 20s C before mid-20s C are reached Thursday with a chance of a late-day sprinkle both days under partly cloudy skies.
Summer officially begins Thursday afternoon around 1:51 p.m. with the first full day of summer on Friday seeing sunshine and the mercury climbing into the upper 20s C.
If the 30s C aren’t reached on Friday, they likely will on Saturday as clouds roll in and linger on a slightly cooler Sunday.
- Weather warnings issued across parts of southern Ontario as severe storms move through
- Drought conditions improve nationwide but Maritime farmers still recovering
- First heat warnings of the year issued for parts of Nova Scotia
- Sask. campers hitting the trails despite wet, cool forecasts for long weekend
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