Current Conditions - Toronto, ON
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Today's High: 4°
Fair
Today's Low: -2°
- Feels Like
- -7°
- Humidity
- 61%
- Pressure
- 1028.78 hPa
- Sunrise
- 07:22
- Wind
- 18km/h W
- UV
- Low
- Visibility
- 14.48km
- Sunset
- 4:45
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Daily weather forecast
Friday
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Partly cloudy. Low -2C.
Saturday
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More clouds than sun. Highs 3 to 5C and lows -1 to 1C.
Sunday
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Rain developing during the afternoon. Highs 4 to 6C and lows 1 to 3C.
Monday
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Considerably cloudy, windy. Highs 3 to 5C and lows -4 to -2C.
Tuesday
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Considerable cloudiness. Highs -2 to 0C and lows -5 to -3C.
Wednesday
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More clouds than sun. Highs 0 to 2C and lows -2 to 0C.
Thursday
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Partly cloudy. Highs 2 to 4C and lows -1 to 1C.
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Afternoon showers. Highs 3 to 5C and lows 0 to 2C.
Saturday
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Showers. Highs 4 to 6C and lows 1 to 3C.
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Chance of showers. Highs 4 to 6C and lows 1 to 3C.
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