Milton, Ontario, can expect a wet start to the week before the sun takes over, says Environment Canada. A 70 percent chance of showers this morning will dwindle to 30 percent near noon, under a mix of sun and cloud, and a high of 22°C, with the humidity making it feel more like 25.
Tuesday, June 23, is shaping up to be the standout day. Environment Canada is calling for sunny skies, a high of 25°C that will feel like 27 with the humidex, and a very high UV index of 8. That means residents heading outdoors should slap on sunscreen and wear a hat, as the risk of skin damage will be elevated.
Wednesday keeps the warm streak going with sunny conditions and a high of 26°C, the hottest day of the week. Thursday brings a change, with clouds rolling in and a 60 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. The high will be 22°C.
The weekend is expected to be mainly dry and summery. Friday will see clearing skies and a high of 25°C, while Saturday and Sunday offer a mix of sun and cloud with highs of 24°C and 26°C respectively. There are no weather alerts in effect for Milton right now.
This week’s forecast lines up with Environment Canada’s broader outlook for a warmer-than-normal summer across southern Ontario, with humidity often making it feel even toastier.
