Toronto, Canada

If you're planning a long-weekend city trip, Toronto deserves a close look. This Canada destination lies under maritime skies, and its climate record peaks at a 96/100 sun score in July — 27°C afternoons under 47% average cloud cover.

Across a typical year, afternoon temperatures swing between 0°C (January) and 27°C (July). On the rain ledger, September is the safest bet at a 30% chance of a wet day, while April climbs to 44%. Beach-warm afternoons (24°C and up) hold through July–August.

The seasonal arc is clear in the data: summer averages 25°C against winter's 1°C, while rain-day odds move from 35% in winter and 36% in spring to 34% in summer and 33% through autumn. In short: plan around summer if you can, keep autumn as the fallback, and go into winter with managed expectations (its season score is 46).

Best months to visit Toronto

Ranked purely on sunshine odds, the podium is July at 96/100, then June at 95 and August at 94. The dependable window is wider than the podium, though: May–September all score 70 or better. At the other end, December scores just 43, the weakest month of the year.

Among the ocean destinations in our catalog, its July rain odds beat 42% of the field.

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Right now the 15-day outlook shows none mostly-clear days (under 40% cloud) and none with real rain risk, with temperatures between 5°C and 20°C — which is how Toronto earns its current 40/100 sun score.