Toronto Weather – One of the southernmost cities in Canada, Toronto is located directly across Lake Ontario from Rochester, NY. It has a surprisingly warm climate compared to the rest of Canada. Springtime is relatively warm, and Toronto blossoms as outdoor patios pop up everywhere and outdoor street festivals are rampant. If you're visiting in spring, you won't need much more than a light jacket and an umbrella for those spring showers.

The Toronto Summer is humid, and often long. Temperatures can reach as high as 90 degrees and remain so for up to a month. It's perfect for a day at one of the many outdoor attractions, or relaxing day on the beaches of Lake Ontario. Sunscreen is necessary as the sun is often out, and anything goes as far as clothing in Toronto; expect to wear shoes and shirts at the majority of restaurants and shops.

The season of Fall in Toronto is a beautiful sight. The leaves turn an array of colours and the temperature is still quite moderate. The city’s many parks are a joy to walk through in this season, and the city itself lovely to explore. Keep in mind you'll need a light jacket and a sweater at most times.

Although the Winters in Toronto can be cold, they are a sight to behold! It's a time when the whole city comes alive. All season long there are activities and holiday festivities going on, from hockey to skiing to outdoor concerts at Nathan Philips Square. Temperatures do drop to below freezing so be sure to pack a warm coat, hat, gloves, scarf and your warmest boots. Winter in Toronto is something special, and you don't want to have to stay inside.