Extreme Weather Impacts Greater Toronto — Page 2
Toronto is experiencing significant weather disruptions ranging from dangerous heat waves to severe thunderstorms, with effects on public transit, emergency services, and residents' health. Coverage tracks the region's shifting conditions and their consequences across multiple days.
Canada Day brings fireworks, family events, and heat warning
Toronto marks July 1 with free programming across multiple parks, fireworks at 10 p.m., and an expected high of 35°C with humidex at 45°C.
Toronto was Canada's hottest city today
Torontonians brace for Canada Day as heat warning hits 44°C humidex
An orange heat warning is in effect, with Environment Canada forecasting dangerous conditions, but residents say the festivities will go on.
Heat wave hits mid-40s as Ontario makes AC legal for renters
Toronto braces for dangerous multi-day heat event. New tenant protections take effect July 1 amid sweltering conditions.
Heat wave peaks Canada Day with humidex in the 40s
A prolonged stretch of summer heat arrives Tuesday, with the hottest conditions forecast for Wednesday, July 1.
Toronto renters could get heat relief — max temperature bylaw fast-tracked
City Council approved an expedited timeline for a maximum-temperature bylaw that would require all rental units to stay below 26°C, with...
Heat dome to peak Canada Day with 40 C humidex
A significant heat event builds across southern Ontario next week, with humidex values potentially reaching the low 40s by July 1.
Heat and humidity will feel close to 40°C on Canada Day in Toronto
Temperatures peak Thursday, July 2, coinciding with FIFA World Cup match at Toronto Stadium.
Toronto braces for hottest summer in years
Environment Canada forecasts 73% chance of above-normal temperatures June through August as World Cup crowds converge on the city.
Toronto Faces Thunderstorms, Gusty Winds Tuesday
High of 24°C with 40% chance of afternoon showers and afternoon/overnight thunderstorms. South winds gust to 50 km/h.
