Visit our Complete Guide to Fall 2022 for an in-depth look at Fall Forecasts, tips to plan for it, and more! Depending on where you live, your Sunday will either feature hot and windy summer conditions or a final weekend of summer that feels like a typical, dreary fall day. Sunday will begin with the boundary between the seasons stretching from central Ontario to southern Quebec. Communities along and north of the front will see cooler temperatures and steady rainfall throughout the day. RELATED: Millions of Canadians at mercy of 2,000-kilometre-long heat front Rainfall totals could add up quickly along the front, with an extended band of 30-50mm of additional rain expected between Thunder Bay and Montreal through Monday. Higher totals are possible, especially in northeastern Ontario and eastern Quebec cities. South of the front, however, we still have a summer pattern, with heat and humidity fueling the risk for thunderstorms in southern Ontario. The best chance for storms will fall across the country, parts of the greater Toronto area and the eastern shores of Huron. Any of the stronger storms that form could produce heavy rainfall and strong winds. DON’T MISS: Nuclear snow? Seven Weird Ways People Can Change Fall Weather Bad conditions will linger across most of southern Ontario through midweek, with highs in the mid-20s and humidex readings breaking 30. It won’t last much longer, though. A swing over the eastern half of the country will bring dramatic changes by the end of the week. Toronto will see a high near 30 Wednesday afternoon, with daytime highs only reaching the upper teens by Thursday afternoon. Check back for the latest conditions in Ontario and Quebec.
