Warm, sunny conditions expected through Friday
Milton can expect a warm end to the week, according to Environment Canada. Forecasters say Thursday will be mainly sunny, turning into a mix of sun and cloud around midday with a daytime high near 24 C and a humidex near 28. Skies are expected to clear overnight with a low close to 11 C.
Weekend: increasing chance of showers
The outlook shows a warming trend into the weekend with a greater probability of scattered showers. Friday is forecast to be sunny with a high of 26 C and humidex values reaching about 29, with clear skies expected again at night and a low near 16 C. Saturday brings a mix of sun and cloud and a 30 per cent chance of showers during the day, with a high around 27 C and a slightly cloudier night.
"Sunny. Becoming a mix of sun and cloud near noon."
That short Environment Canada synopsis captures the start of the forecast period and underscores the mostly fair weather before more unsettled conditions set in.
- Thursday: Sunny early, becoming mixed sun and cloud; high 24 C; low 11 C overnight.
- Friday: Sunny; high 26 C; clear at night, low 16 C.
- Saturday–Monday: Daytime highs around 27–28 C with a 30–60 per cent chance of showers at times.
Details by day
| Date | Daytime | Night |
|---|---|---|
| Thu, 23 Jul | Sunny, mix of sun and cloud near noon; High 24 C; Humidex 28; UV 7 | Clear; Low 11 C |
| Fri, 24 Jul | Sunny; High 26 C; Humidex 29; UV 8 | Clear; Low 16 C |
| Sat, 25 Jul | Mix of sun and cloud; 30% chance of showers; High 27 C | Cloudy periods; 40% chance of showers; Low 18 C |
| Sun–Tue, 26–28 Jul | Cloudy with periodic 30–40% chances of showers; Highs 26–28 C | Cloudy periods; 30–60% chance of showers overnight; Lows 15–17 C |
Residents planning outdoor activities should note the elevated UV index values reported for Thursday and Friday (UV 7–8), and consider sun protection during peak sun hours. While the first two days look favourable for parks, patios and outdoor events, organizers and families should keep an eye on the forecast over the weekend as the likelihood of showers grows.
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