Sunday is expected to be cloudy but should stay dry in the Greater Toronto Area and across southern Ontario.<\/p>\n
Environment and Climate Change Canada says the morning will bring mainly cloudy conditions to Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, Hamilton, Oshawa and Niagara Falls.<\/p>\n
The daytime high will be around 24 C in Mississauga but could feel more like 28 C or 29 C in Toronto due to the humidity. Environment Canada says the seasonal normal for this time of year in Mississauga is between 11 C and 22 C.<\/p>\n
The UV index will be 6 or \u201chigh,\u201d the weather agency says. Environment Canada recommends taking precautions when the UV index reaches 3 or higher, including wearing sunscreen, sunglasses and protective clothing, and limiting prolonged sun exposure during peak afternoon hours.<\/p>\n
Conditions are expected to clear across the GTA into Sunday evening, with a low of 13 C in Hamilton, 14 C in Mississauga and 15 C in Toronto. Sunset is expected at 7:47 p.m.<\/p>\n
Looking ahead to Labour Day Monday, the morning will be mainly sunny with temperatures around 13 C in Mississauga warming up to 24 C in the afternoon. It could feel more like 27 C due to the humidity, The Weather Network says.<\/p>\n
Monday evening is expected to bring partly cloudy skies to Mississauga and humid conditions that will make the evening temperature feel like 21 C.<\/p>\n
Tuesday could bring a return of wet weather to the GTA, with a mix of sun and cloud forecast with a 40 per cent chance of showers, Environment Canada says. The daytime high will be around 24 C in Mississauga but could feel more like 28 C due to the humidity, according to The Weather Network.<\/p>\n