It may not be time to pull out your shorts just yet, however, a t-shirt, some ripped jeans and a light jacket may suffice.
After some dreary snow days, the beginning of March is set to bring warmer weather.
The spring forecast for Toronto in 2020 shows weather will be warmer than last year https://t.co/2nsB7zxooO
— Andrew Lo✹ (@fastdrvr) February 27, 2020
Although you can anticipate some periods of rain, drizzle and some flurries, the next two weeks will consist of above-seasonal temperatures.
On Sunday, Environment Canada says you can expect a pleasant high of 8 C with a mix of sun and cloud.
The Weather Network, on the other hand, is calling for temperatures of to 11 C.
Milder & less active weather pattern this week; Today will be mild w/ a period of showers mid/late morning ending mid/late afternoon; A few degrees cooler & flurries possible Tuesday. A clipper Friday w/ rain & snow showers; Sunny & seasonal Saturday, then warmer Sunday & Monday pic.twitter.com/sia0KnENRw
— Doug Gillham (@gtaweather1) March 2, 2020
According to Environment Canada, the average high for this point in the season has ranged from 1.3 C degrees to 2.3 C. The temperature for this week is considerably higher.
Don't put away your snow shovels and fleece lined winter jackets just yet.
Some snow is likely to fall in the foreseeable future. Enjoy the warmer weather while it lasts and fear not, summer is "only" 109 days away.
by Fadzaiishe Ziramba via blogTO
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