Published on Nov. 9, 2025, 11:00 AM
Toronto Nov 10, 2025: Prepare for a chilly day with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of light snow in the evening.
Tomorrow’s forecast:
Morning: Cold, Cloudy with Light Winds and Flurries
The morning starts off cold with temperatures near -3°C, feeling like -10°C due to light winds at 24 km/h and gusts up to 38 km/h. Skies remain mostly cloudy with a slight chance of light snow flurries, setting a brisk tone for the start of the day.
Activities Recommendations for the morning of Nov 10, 2025:
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Dog Walks & Errands: Dress warmly for brisk conditions and light snow flurries during morning outings.
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Commute: Expect chilly temperatures and light gusty winds; allow extra time for winter driving conditions.
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Outdoor Ice Skating: Enjoy festive ice skating at Nathan Phillips Square with appropriate cold-weather gear.
Temperatures remain cold, hovering around -3°C to -2°C throughout the day
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Afternoon: Cold, Cloudy with Lingering Snow Chances
Afternoon temperatures hover around -2°C, feeling closer to -8°C with persistent light winds at 22 km/h and gusts up to 35 km/h. Cloud cover remains thick, and there is a continued 30% chance of light snow, maintaining the cold and wintry atmosphere.
Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Nov 10, 2025:
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Park Visits: Explore Biidaasige Park or Dufferin Grove Park while bundled up against the cold.
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Indoor Market Trips: Visit St. Lawrence Market North to stay warm while enjoying seasonal produce and local vendors.
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Concerts & Events: Attend indoor events like the Sabrina Carpenter or Robert Plant concerts to escape the chill.
Evening: Cold, Cloudy with Light Snow Flurries Possible
Evening temperatures remain steady near -2°C with lighter winds at 16 km/h and gusts up to 30 km/h. Cloudy skies persist with a 30% chance of light snow flurries, making for a cold and wintry night ahead.
Activities Recommendations for the evening of Nov 10, 2025:
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Evening Walks: Keep warm if heading out for a stroll; light snow flurries may add a wintery touch.
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Indoor Gatherings: Perfect time to enjoy indoor community activities or hockey events.
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Winter Driving: Exercise caution on roads as snow accumulation from earlier may impact driving conditions.
Wind speeds are consistently light, ranging from 22 km/h to 29 km/h with gusts up to 44 km/h
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Packing preparations for tomorrow:
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Warm winter coat and insulated layers to combat cold temperatures
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Hat, gloves, and scarf to protect against wind chill
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Waterproof boots for potential snow and slippery surfaces
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Umbrella or hooded jacket for light snow flurries
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Extra time for travel due to possible winter driving challenges
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Portable hand warmers for outdoor activities
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