2026 Climate Averages

Weather: Toronto — July

Conditions are pleasant for sightseeing, though you might encounter occasional showers.

👍 Climate Overview

July is a good time to visit Toronto. Warm weather with highs of 27°C—great for outdoor activities. Rain is common, so pack an umbrella. Temperatures vary significantly between day and night—layering is recommended. Being off-peak, you'll find better deals and fewer crowds.

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Avg High

27°C

Avg Low

17°C

Rainy days

11days

Daylight

15.1h

Feels like 29°C / 18°C — humidity makes it feel warmer

Rainfall

87mm

Sunshine

11.9h/day

Humidity

72%

Humid
Sun Strength

8.8

Very High
Wind

16 km/h (gusts 35)

Is July a good time to visit Toronto?

Conditions are pleasant for sightseeing, though you might encounter occasional showers.

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Travel Context

  • Crowds
    Moderate
  • Travel Costs Peak Rates

Daylight

Sunrise

05:49

Sunset

20:58

15.1h daylight

Visiting Toronto in July: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Comfortable temperatures for sightseeing
  • Abundant sunshine for beach and outdoor fun
  • Fewer crowds and better hotel deals
  • Long daylight hours maximize sightseeing time

Cons

  • Very high UV — sunscreen and shade essential

Things to Do in July

Events & Festivals

🎉
Toronto Caribbean Carnival (Caribana)
Late July/August Festival

Recommended for This Weather

🏖️ Beach relaxation & sunbathing
🥾 Hiking & nature trails
🏛️ Museums & galleries
🍳 Cooking classes & food tours
🎭 Cultural tours & local experiences

Toronto Weather by Month

Month Avg High Avg Low Rain Sunshine Humidity UV Index Crowds Condition
Jan 0°C -6°C 9d (69mm) 4.7h
76% Humid
2.3 Moderate
Good
Feb 1°C -7°C 9d (59mm) 6.7h
72% Humid
4 Moderate
Good
Mar 7°C -2°C 11d (66mm) 7.6h
69% Humid
5.4 High
Good
Apr 11°C 3°C 13d (76mm) 9.1h
68% Humid
7.1 Very High
Wet
May 18°C 8°C 11d (64mm) 10.9h
68% Humid
8.7 Very High
Excellent
Jun 24°C 15°C 10d (79mm) 12h
69% Humid
9.2 Very High
Excellent
Jul Current 27°C 17°C 11d (87mm) 11.9h
72% Humid
8.8 Very High
Good
Aug 26°C 16°C 10d (62mm) 11.2h
74% Humid
7.8 Very High
Good
Sep 22°C 13°C 7d (51mm) 9.8h
76% Humid
6.3 High
Excellent
Oct 16°C 7°C 11d (58mm) 7.3h
76% Humid
4 Moderate
Excellent
Nov 9°C 1°C 9d (52mm) 5.8h
75% Humid
2.6 Moderate
Good
Dec 3°C -3°C 13d (79mm) 4h
79% Humid
1.7 Low
Wet

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Multicultural metropolis, including CN Tower, CN Tower views and Toronto Islands ferry, islands, and Niagara Falls access.

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What to Pack for July

Summer clothing like shorts, t-shirts, and sundresses will be comfortable. Bring a light cardigan for air-conditioned spaces. A waterproof jacket and shoes are non-negotiable — showers are frequent. Don't forget a wide-brimmed hat and high-SPF sunscreen — the sun is strong.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is July a good time to visit Toronto?
July is typically good for visiting Toronto, with average highs of 27°C and around 11 rainy days. Plan your activities accordingly—outdoor sightseeing is best on dry days, while rainy days are perfect for museums and indoor attractions.
Does it get cold at night in Toronto in July?
Evenings in Toronto during July are mild at 17°C. A light cardigan or long sleeves for evenings is usually enough. Outdoor dining remains comfortable, making it a great time to enjoy rooftop bars and terrace restaurants.
What should I pack for Toronto in July?
With highs of 27°C and lows of 17°C in July, we recommend: Compact umbrella, Waterproof jacket/shell, Lightweight breathable clothes, Sunscreen SPF 30+. Layering is key as temperatures can vary between air-conditioned interiors and outdoors. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for cobblestone streets.
Does it rain a lot in Toronto in July?
Toronto typically sees around 11 rainy days in July. Rain is usually in the form of brief showers rather than all-day downpours, so a compact umbrella is sufficient. Mornings tend to be drier, making them ideal for outdoor sightseeing.
Can you swim in Toronto in July?
Yes, July is excellent for swimming in Toronto! With warm air temperatures around 27°C, the water is comfortable for extended beach sessions. This is peak beach season, so arrive early to secure a good spot at popular beaches.
How many hours of daylight are there in Toronto in July?
In July, Toronto gets approximately 15.1 hours of daylight per day. This affects how much sightseeing you can fit in—longer days mean more time for outdoor activities, while shorter days are perfect for cozy museum visits and early dinners.
Is July peak season in Toronto?
No, July is not peak season in Toronto. Expect better value on accommodation, shorter queues at attractions, and fewer tourists at popular spots. This is an excellent time to experience the city like a local and enjoy a more authentic atmosphere.

Weather Data: Based on 2020–2025 historical climate data from Open-Meteo

Solar calculations: SunCalc (timezone: America/Toronto)

Last Updated: February 2026

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