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Toronto Ontario Weather and Packing Advice

The Toronto area experiences cold, brisk winters and warm summers. Snow is common in the winter and rain is not uncommon in the area in the warmer months.

Spring in Toronto

Daily highs average in the 50s with lows averaging in the 30s. It's best to pack clothing that can be worn in layers at this time of year, so you can add or remove a layer depending on the weather. Bring jackets for those cooler nights.

Summer in Toronto

Average daily highs are in the 70s and 80s. The area is very humid. Lows average in the 60s. Loose fitting clothes will help keep you comfortable with humidity, but with weather this perfect, anything goes!

Fall in Toronto

The fall months see average daily highs that range in the 50s. Nighttime lows average in the 40s. Again, layered clothing works well in this weather. A sweater or light jacket should suffice for cooler days.

Winter in Toronto

The winter months are brisk and cold. Daytime highs average in the 30s with lows averaging in the single digits. Bring that winter coat, boots, scarves, gloves and hats--and expect snow!

Packing Advice for Toronto

  • Planning Your Packing. Anything you forget to pack, you'll have to buy. It is wise to make a list of everything you need to take with you and refer to it as you pack. This will ensure that nothing will be overlooked (and anything that is, is a good excuse to go shopping).
  • Preparing Clothes. Lay everything out before you pack. Fold, layer, and pack all like items together. Use undergarments and socks to fill space. Put toiletries and loose items in waterproof containers, in a kit or separate bag.
  • Packing For Family Members. With the exception of toddlers and infants, each family member should be able to carry at least one piece of luggage. A small backpack is ideal when traveling with young children.
  • Packing For Comfort. Products that will help you withstand the humidity, as well as, sunscreen, are a must. Natural fibers like cotton or silk and light colors are good choices for hot days. To avoid aching feet, pack a pair of familiar walking shoes. Make sure to pack jackets and sweaters for chilly nights.

Always check the forecast before leaving to ensure that you are properly prepared for any weather changes.


 

 

 
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