Sunday heat, live music, and the Jays at home—pick your vibe.

It's 21 degrees right now but it'll feel closer to 28 by afternoon—typical sticky August Sunday. Mostly cloudy, which'll take the edge off, and you've got until 8:40 PM to catch the light if you're heading out. There's a Special Weather Statement in effect, so keep half an eye on it if you're planning something outdoor-heavy, but nothing that should wreck your day.

A few things to know if you're moving around: the Don Valley Parkway's got a closure northbound before Don Mills Road. If you're heading out to the 905 or further north, give yourself a bit extra time—there's also a collision backing things up on the 400 at Langstaff in Vaughan, and another one on the 427 northbound ramp at the 401. The streetcar's running fine, but heads up: there was a serious incident yesterday on the 504 King line, so just stay alert.

On the real stuff: SickKids doctors are flagging a sharp rise in serious e-scooter injuries among kids, so if that's part of your household, it's worth a read. There's also been a string of break-ins at an East York church—three times in one week—which the community's understandably rattled about.

If you're hungry, catch the Roots pop-up at The Well while it lasts (through today)—they've got six iconic Canadian food spots set up. Grape Witches is doing a tomato party with a four-foot heirloom sandwich from Robinson Bread, which is absolutely worth the trip if you're into that kind of ting. Fair warning: The Night Baker's closing its original College Street location after seven years, so if that was your spot, get in one last visit.

The Jays are home at Rogers Centre at 1:37 PM against St. Louis—solid Sunday afternoon baseball if you want to scoop tickets and sit in the sun. Tonight's got options: Cirque du Soleil's Luzia is running under the big top, there's the National Bank Open women's tennis at Sobeys Stadium at 6:30 PM, live music at Sunnyside Pavilion at 6:00, or the Baghdadi Chalghi Ensemble over at Meadowvale if you're looking for something more intimate. All indoor or covered, which works if that weather statement gets spicy.

One other thing: island ferries are free all August for kids, youth, and seniors—that's a solid move after the Billy Bishop expansion got blocked, so if you've got young ones or older folks in your orbit, that's a free afternoon sorted.

Get out there and enjoy the day. Text you later.