Snow, cooler temperatures follow Ontario's rainy week - The Weather Network

Rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms pushed through parts of southern Ontario on Saturday, providing an unsettled kickoff to the weekend. Expect the risk for showers and thunderstorms to continue overnight across the region. Once the active weather is behind us, an atmospheric reward is in the forecast for your Sunday. Be sure to stay alert to the changing conditions, and monitor any weather warnings or alerts in your area. DON'T MISS: How a strong El Niño could shape Ontario's fall weatherFall-like feel to SundaySunday will bring a sharp shift in weather as northwesterly winds move in. Temperatures will struggle to reach the 20s in the GTA, and much of the region will experience scattered afternoon showers. Expect a cooler day with a noticeably fall-like feel compared to earlier in the week. Occasional showers are expected to linger across Ontario through Monday and potentially into Tuesday morning, accompanied by brisk northwest winds. Daytime highs will range from the upper teens to lower 20s. Temperatures are forecast to return to near-seasonal values mid-week, with another chance for showers or thunderstorms late Thursday into Friday.