Soggy Weekend for Southern Ontario

Environment Canada issued a special weather statement yesterday. Significant rainfall is expected across southern Ontario. Areas north of Toronto could pick up the most rain. The system will also cool temperatures, bringing the first taste of fall to much of the area. It’s unlikely the temperature will get above 20 degrees in Burlington today. It will be windy. Keep your umbrellas handy because isolated showers will linger into the evening.

Rainy Morning in Burlington, Ontario captured on September 8

Showers in Burlington, Ontario

Burlington, Ontario will be under overcast conditions today with occasional showers. Currently it’s overcast with showers and 21 degrees this morning. The forecast high will reach 25 degrees this afternoon. The high humidity creates a chance for thunderstorms.

Don’t let the Monday rain get you down. Tomorrow will be sunny again. The rest of the week is looking beautiful. You might want to plan a walk at Paletta Park or possibly plan other outdoor activities in your area. Check The Weather Network for your local forecast.

Overcast Morning in Burlington, Ontario captured on August 27

Mainly Sunny Before More Showers

More thunderstorms! Severe thunderstorm watches and warnings in Ontario yesterday. High heat even triggered tornado warnings accompanied by humidex advisories for the province. Oakville, Ontario basked in sunshine most of the day. It was the calm before the storm.

Sunny Afternoon in Oakville, Ontario on July 23

Curious clouds and rumblings of thunder made its way into the mix by evening. After the cold front spawned storms, temperatures might be more bearable today around the province. The fireworks last night should clear skies over the next few days. Expect mainly sunny conditions in Oakville. Sunshine will dominate until Wednesday night and Thursday. Showers could finally return. Do you believe the wet weather might end the drought?  There’s still plenty of summer to go. Will we see more hot and dry conditions? Watch The Weather Network and stay tuned for more. The weather is constantly changing!

Clear Afternoon in Oakville, Ontario on July 23

Soggy East: Talking Nicer Midweek

Showers and thunderstorms moving through the East Tuesday will bring an end to the very warm, steamy weather. AccuWeather is forecasting “lower humidity and more pleasant temperatures Wednesday and Thursday.” Western Wales and parts of the United Kingdom continue cleanup efforts after severe flooding hit the region this week. The Weather Channel brings you images of the flood. Rain and a nicer week are hot topics of conversation.

In parts of Ontario, it’s been feeling like the middle of July and the official start to summer is still nine days away. The Weather Network reports “rain moves into Ontario, heat subsides.” The reprieve is a welcome sign before it heats up again come the weekend. Daytime records were broken yesterday in parts of northern Ontario but temperatures will return to seasonal. Southern Ontario can expect high pressure to dominate much of the week after rain and possibly thunderstorms today.

Partly Cloudy in Oakville, Ontario