Tomorrow's Weather Toronto: Snow Showers, Windy & Cold

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning Snowfall with Bitter Cold and Gusty Winds

    The morning kicks off with steady snow showers and temperatures near -6°C, feeling much colder at -13°C due to biting winds gusting up to 44 km/h. Snow accumulation of about 1.4 cm is expected, creating a wintry start that demands attention to the chilly and blustery conditions.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Dec 26, 2025:

• Dog Walks & Errands: Bundle up for brisk walks as snow and wind create a chilly atmosphere.

• Commute: Prepare for slippery roads and reduced visibility due to snow and gusty winds.

• Outdoor Ice Skating: Enjoy festive ice skating at Ramsden Park with proper winter gear.

Temperatures gradually warming from -9°C early morning to -4°C by afternoon

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Snow Intensifies with Strong Winds and Near-Freezing Temps

    Snowfall continues heavily into the afternoon with temperatures rising slightly to -3°C but feeling closer to -10°C in the wind. Winds strengthen to 30 km/h with gusts reaching 47 km/h, contributing to challenging travel conditions and significant snow accumulation nearing 8.5 cm.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Dec 26, 2025:

• Winter Festivals: Experience the Distillery District Winter Village amid the snowy ambiance.

• Holiday Light Displays: Visit Casa Loma’s dazzling lights while staying warm and cautious of the wind.

• Outdoor Markets: Explore St. Lawrence Market North with layered clothing to combat the cold and wind.

Evening Snowfall Persists with Chilly Temps and Lighter Winds

    Snow showers continue into the evening with temperatures around -2°C, feeling like -8°C. Winds ease slightly to 23 km/h with gusts up to 41 km/h. Expect an additional 1.7 cm of snow, maintaining a wintry scene perfect for evening winter festivities but still requiring warm attire.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Dec 26, 2025:

• Holiday Fair: Enjoy the festive atmosphere at the Holiday Fair in the Square with warm layers.

• Winter Hiking: Take a peaceful winter hike in High Park while bundled up against the cold.

• Cultural Events: Attend Kwanzaa celebrations and indoor shows to stay warm and entertained.

Wind speeds increasing steadily, reaching up to 29 km/h with gusts up to 44 km/h by afternoon

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Packing preparations for tomorrow:

• Warm insulated jacket and thermal layers to combat cold temperatures

• Waterproof boots and gloves to stay dry in snow

• Hat and scarf to protect against wind chill

• Travel safety kit including snow chains or winter tires if driving

• Portable hand warmers for outdoor activities

• Charged mobile device for weather updates and emergency alerts

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