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Toronto in July: Weather, Average temperature and Climate

Take a look at past year’s weather for Toronto in July and see if it is worth visiting.
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July

Weather in Toronto in July 2024

Good Weather
Warm
☁️
Cloudy
Planning a trip to Toronto in July? You are in luck! The weather is generally good, with an average maximum temperature of +77°F and approximately 12 sunny days. Just be prepared for some rain, as there are usually around 6 rainy days and 72 mm of precipitation. Expect good weather and pack accordingly to enjoy the outdoors. Search flights in one click on Avionero.

Average weather

☀️
+77°F
Avg. max. temperature
+48°F
Min.
+99°F
Max.
72 mm
Total precipitation
70%
Avg. humidity
3 m/s
Avg. wind
12 ☀️
Sunny Days
13 ⛅️
Cloudy
6 🌦
Rainy
Our opinion: Toronto has good weather in July.

Average temperature in Toronto in July

Here are the expected maximum, average and minimum temperatures in Toronto for July based on the historical data.
Last Year
Historical Data

The temperature in July is +81°F on average, with a range between a maximum of +93°F during the day and a minimum of +57°F at night.

The average maximum temperature goes down 5% by the end of the month, compared with the beginning of the month, from +82°F to +81°F.

Is Toronto warm or cold in July?

Toronto is typically warm in July.

Maximum temperatures go up compared to the previous month from +72°F to +77°F. The minimum temperature also goes up from +57°F to +64°F.

It’s generally warm, but pack a long-sleeve shirt for evenings.

July is one of the warmest months in Toronto, here is the comparison with other months:

Climate in Toronto in July

Toronto weather looks like this, on average, in July and the surrounding months.
JuneJulyAugust
Avg. temperature
+72°F+77°F+77°F
Min. temperature
+39°F+48°F+48°F
Max. temperature
+93°F+99°F+95°F
Rainfall
79 mm72 mm67 mm
Wind
3 m/s3 m/s3 m/s
Humidity
70%70%72%
Air pressure
1012 HPa1013 HPa1014 HPa
Sunny days
101212
Cloudy days
131313
Rainy days
766
Snowy days
000

July weather is still as good as in June. It’s getting warmer as July arrives. The average maximum temperature goes up from +72°F to +77°F during the day. As July arrives, the amount of rainfall goes down. On average, the rainfall volume decreases from 79 mm to 72 mm. Humidity levels don’t change as the month goes on, averaging around 70%. The average wind speed doesn’t change much during July, staying around 3 m/s. The good news is there are likely to be more sunny days in July, from 10 to 12.

August brings much the same weather, it remains good.

Wind

Wind speed in Toronto in July based on historical data.
Last Year
Historical Data

The average wind speed is 4 m/s getting up to 8 m/s which is a medium breeze. You can feel it, especially getting out of the water.

The average wind speed in Toronto is gradually increasing during July, going from 3 m/s to 3 m/s over the course of the month.

Rain

Amount of rainfall in mm during July in Toronto based on historical data.
Last Year
Historical Data
Typically, there is a 35% chance of rain on an average day in July, with total rainfall of approximately 102 mm. The maximum amount of rainfall per day is around 39 mm, which is moderate rain. July is a pretty wet month with over 11 rainy days, so don’t forget to pack an umbrella, raincoat, and a pair of wellies.
Here’s how July is compared with other months in the amount of precipitation, total mm:
Toronto wettest month is October, where a typical day has a 26% chance of precipitation and 92 mm of rainfall per day. February, on the other hand, is the driest month with a mere 7% chance of precipitation and 24 mm of rainfall per day.

How was the weather last July in Toronto?

This is the weather in Toronto in July 2023:
1 July
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+82°F
2 July
☀️
+83°F
3 July
☀️
+78°F
4 July
☀️
+77°F
5 July
☁️
+79°F
6 July
☁️
+76°F
7 July
☀️
+78°F
8 July
☁️
+81°F
9 July
☀️
+76°F
10 July
☀️
+81°F
11 July
☀️
+86°F
12 July
☁️
+82°F
13 July
☁️
+75°F
14 July
☀️
+79°F
15 July
☀️
+79°F
16 July
☀️
+83°F
17 July
☀️
+83°F
18 July
🌧️
+80°F
19 July
☁️
+93°F
20 July
☁️
+87°F
21 July
☁️
+87°F
22 July
☀️
+85°F
23 July
☀️
+88°F
24 July
☀️
+83°F
25 July
☁️
+80°F
26 July
☀️
+75°F
27 July
☀️
+78°F
28 July
🌧️
+83°F
29 July
☀️
+81°F
30 July
☀️
+78°F
31 July
☀️
+81°F
In July 2023 Toronto had 20 sunny days, 9 cloudy days, and 2 rainy days. The average maximum temperature was +81°F, with an absolute maximum of +93°F and a minimum of +75°F. The average humidity was 64%, with a maximum of 96% and a minimum of 32%. The average wind speed was 4 m/s, with a maximum of 13 m/s and a minimum of 0 m/s.
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Climate Change Over the Years

This is how Toronto climate has changed over the last 43 years.

The climate in Toronto in July has not changed that much over the last 43 years.

The average temperature was the lowest in 1992 (+75°F) and the highest in 2012 (+89°F). The driest year was 1989 with only 10 mm of rainfall, and the wettest year was 2013 with 337 mm.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the weather in Toronto in July:

Is July a good time to visit Toronto?

July is a really good time to go to Toronto. The weather is nice so plan your packing around outdoor activities and exploring. Check out other good time to visit Toronto.

Can you sunbathe in Toronto in July?

July is warm in Toronto. You may enjoy some beach or pool time in the day, but pack something a tad warmer for the evening.

Is Toronto rainy in July?

Toronto is often rainy in July. You may get a bit damp when outside, so pack an umbrella, and maybe even a raincoat.

Is it sunny in Toronto in July?

The amount of sunny days in Toronto during July varies; prepare for a mix of clouds and sun.

Other cities in Canada

Check out the weather for other cities in Canada.

Monthly weather in Toronto

Source of the data

For this page, we’ve looked at the typical weather in Toronto, based on historical hourly weather data from January 1, 1979, to December 31, 2022.

For past dates, we show actual recorded data at the location at that time. Forecasts are based on recorded weather during that day of the year, averaged over the total years for which we have records (unless stated otherwise). The daily temperature is the highest recorded temperature in the shadow during that day.