#spring-forecast

#spring-forecast

Usually, Toronto's last frost warning typically happens around April 27, Kennedy said. But this year, we're still seeing them a week into May. We've had stretches of time where the daytime highs have been 5 degrees or more below normal, she said. The average high for a Toronto day in May is just over 19 degrees, according to Monica Vaswani, a warning preparedness meteorologist with Environment Canada. So far this year, only one day has exceeded that temperature, she said.

Forecasters at NBC 4 New York say temperatures will climb steadily through the back half of this week. By the weekend, we're looking at highs in the upper 50s. That alone feels like a small miracle after the 2026 blizzard, weeks of freezing temperatures and so much lingering snow.