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- calendar_today November 14, 2026
Cold Weather Arrives in Toronto
Toronto residents can expect a notable temperature drop as the city braces for a chilly weekend ahead. After an earlier stretch of unseasonably warm conditions this month, the upcoming days will bring freezing temperatures and an increased chance of flurries.
Friday: Cloudy Skies and Flurries Possible
On Friday, the weather forecast predicts cloudy skies over Toronto, with a 30 per cent chance of rain or flurries during the day. Daytime highs are set to reach 5ºC, while temperatures will dip to 1ºC overnight. Those heading outdoors should prepare for the possibility of a sudden flurries forecast as the weekend commences.
Saturday: Gusty Winds and Continued Chill
The chilly weekend continues into Saturday, with another 30 per cent chance of rain or flurries in the morning and afternoon. Winds are expected to pick up, with gusts reaching up to 40 km/h by early afternoon, further enhancing the cold snap. Saturday's high will reach 6ºC with overnight lows at 1ºC amid persistent cloudy skies and the likelihood of evening showers.
Sunday: Persistent Cold Before a Potential Warm-Up
Colder weather is set to stay through Sunday, as Toronto will see cloudy skies once more. The high is predicted to only reach 4ºC, with lows hovering around the freezing mark at zero. Residents will need to keep their winter jackets handy as the cold snap endures through the weekend.
Weather Outlook: Warming Trend Expected Midweek
Despite the chilly weekend forecast, this spell of freezing temperatures may not mark the lasting onset of winter. Early forecasts indicate a warming trend beginning by midweek, with sunny skies and highs potentially reaching 10ºC on Wednesday and Thursday. The return of milder conditions could provide relief from the weekend's brisk temperatures and cloudy skies.
Preparing for the Weekend Weather
As Toronto experiences this brief period of freezing temperatures and possible flurries, residents are advised to monitor weather updates for the most current information. While the cold snap and gusty winds will dominate the weekend, next week could bring a reminder of milder autumn weather before winter fully sets in.
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Source: nowtoronto.com.
