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When is the best time to go to Toronto

When is the best time to go to Toronto, depending on the weather and climate.
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When is the best time to visit Toronto?

In general the best time to visit Toronto is probably August, when the weather is usually great. The hottest months are June, July, August, while the coldest months are January, February, December.
Depending on the activities you want to experience, you may choose different months to visit:
  • The best time for a sunbathing holiday is June, July, August. Average maximum temperatures are up to +25°C in August and it has 12 sunny days on average.
  • In general, it’s pleasant to walk and do outdoor activities during June - September.
  • If you want to avoid wet weather, then your choice is October, November, December with the lowest chance of rain.

Average weather in Toronto in different months

This is the average weather in Toronto for each month based on historic data:

April, May, June, July, August, September usually has good weather. Average maximum temperature reaches +25°C during July.

In January, February, March, October, November, December the weather is average. Expect around 27 rainy days, and the precipitation amounts to approximately 92 mm in October.

Climate in Toronto

Here is the detailed breakdown of the climate in Toronto for each month:
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Maximum Temperature
+14°C+18°C+22°C+25°C+33°C+34°C+37°C+35°C+32°C+30°C+21°C+15°C
Average Maximum Temperature
-1°C0°C+4°C+10°C+16°C+22°C+25°C+25°C+21°C+14°C+8°C+2°C
Minimum Temperature
-25°C-25°C-23°C-10°C-2°C+4°C+9°C+9°C+3°C-3°C-12°C-23°C
Humidity, %
737168666770707273747474
Rain, mm
322441787779726782927951
Snow, mm
414027110000001131
Average wind speed, m/s
554433333445
Sunny Days
3478910121211742
Cloud Days
211817151513131312161822
Rainy Days
224677667874
Snowy Days
543100000013

Average Temperature

Here are the average maximum and minimum temperatures in Toronto during the whole year:
The hottest month in Toronto is August with average maximum temperature going up to +25°C. The coldest month is January with the lowest temperatures of -7°C.

Humidity

The temperature feels different depending on humidity. Here is how humidity in Toronto looks throughout the year, in %:
The most humid month in Toronto is December with average humidity going up to 74%. The least humid month is April with an average humidity of 66%.

Rain

Amount of rainfall in mm. in Toronto during the whole year based on historical data:
The sunniest and driest month is July with approximately 12 sunny days and a total precipitation of around 72 mm. The rainiest and wettest month is October with approximately 8 rainy days and 92 mm of total precipitation.

Snow

Amount of snow in mm. in Toronto during the whole year based on historical data:
The snowiest month is January with approximately 5 snowy days.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the weather in Toronto:

What is the hottest month in Toronto?

The hottest month in Toronto is August with average maximum temperature of +25°C.

What is the coldest month in Toronto?

The coldest month in Toronto is January with minimum temperatures of -7°C.

Is Toronto worth visiting in winter?

Winter in Toronto could be a good time to visit, as the weather is generally ok.

When does it rain the least in Toronto?

if you're looking to visit Toronto when it rains the least, you should plan your trip for October, September, November. During this time, rainfall is rare with the driest month being February with only 24 mm of rain.

Other cities in Canada

Check out the weather for other cities in Canada.

Monthly weather in Toronto

Source of the data

For this page, we’ve looked at the typical weather in Toronto, based on historical hourly weather data from January 1, 1979, to December 31, 2022.

For past dates, we show actual recorded data at the location at that time. Forecasts are based on recorded weather during that day of the year, averaged over the total years for which we have records (unless stated otherwise). The daily temperature is the highest recorded temperature in the shadow during that day.