Sudbury, Toronto, Winnipeg Brace for Variable May Weather

Major Canadian cities are experiencing a range of spring weather patterns heading into early May. Sudbury faces a chilly start but will see rain develop and persist through Friday, with clearing expected by Saturday. Toronto is dealing with cloudy skies, rising winds, and increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms through Thursday and Friday, with fog patches and occasional breaks of sun but temperatures becoming more seasonable by the end of the week. Winnipeg, in contrast, is seeing a shift from cool, partly cloudy days to a steady warming trend, leading to sunny skies and summer-like temperatures by the weekend. Residents in all regions are advised to prepare for changing conditions, from rain and fog to high UV indexes and sudden warm-ups, making layers and sunscreen essential. The weather outlook highlights the volatility typical of Canadian springs, with each city experiencing its own blend of precipitation, wind, and sunshine. Overall, the forecasts suggest a wet and unsettled end to the week for eastern cities, while Winnipeg enjoys an early taste of summer.