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Toronto is finally in for a couple of spring, above-seasonal days, with Environment Canada predicting a high of 16 C in the city Monday and Tuesday.
The break from the cold will be accompanied by sunny weather on Monday, with the UV index reaching a 5.
Winds will be gusting up to 40 km/h late in the morning, according to Environment Canada.
On Tuesday, however, the warm temperature will come with showers or thunderstorms, the national weather agency predicts.
Other areas of the Greater Toronto Area also predict temperatures between 15 C and 17 C Monday and Tuesday. But those further west in Windsor, Ont., will get to enjoy 21 C both days.
Unfortunately, the nice weather won’t be sticking around for long, with temperatures going back down to 9 C on Wednesday and 2 C on Thursday.