Ontario gets a humidity break and enjoys some seasonal temperatures
The intense humidity is gone, leaving behind seasonal temperatures -- and a couple of days of limited storm risk
Starting Tuesday and looking consistent throughout the week, it looks like we're going to get a break from the sweltering summer heat and humidity. Ontario is going to cool down with temperatures in the higher-20s. Humidex values are still significant, making it feel in the 30s, but that is on-trend seasonally. A closer look, below.
WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS:
Daytime highs in the 20s, feeling like 30 in many places Tuesday
Some potential storms for areas along the lakeside Tuesday
More seasonal temperatures for most of the rest of the week
Keep an eye on weather ALERTS in your area
TUESDAY: A BREAK FROM EXTREME HUMIDITY
The last few days have been unbearably hot, and starting Tuesday, it looks like Ontario is in for a break. Temperatures from the past few days felt like they were in the 40s, so it'll be a nice break as the humidex only bumps us up into the 30s.
As the heat subsides a bit, so do the risks of thundershowers. There are only a few areas along the lakeside who could see some scattered showers. Mostly north of the GTA into London and Niagara Falls.
Overall, Tuesday seems to kick-off a week of seasonal temperatures.
BEYOND: HUMIDITY SUBSIDES, TEMPERATURES RETURN TO SEASONAL
There is the occasional risk of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, but mostly we're looking at a sunny week ahead. There's an upper low that will continue to give us that humidity break.
THE SCIENCE BEHIND A HEAT DOME
Check back as we continue to monitor the forecast.
