What July feels like in Toronto
July is mid-summer in Toronto. Days are warm enough for short sleeves, and time outdoors is easy. Little changes after sunset — nights stay mild, only slightly below the daytime level. The air carries some moisture, so hot spells feel a little sticky.
Rain in Toronto in July
Showers are a regular feature, arriving about one day in 3. A rainy day brings about 7.5 mm (0.3 in) on average — steady rain rather than a passing shower. Across the year Toronto averages about 7 mm per rainy day, so July is typical.
Daylight and sunshine in July
On 15 July the sun rises at about 5:49 am and sets around 8:58 pm local time, giving 15 h 9 min of daylight. Compared with mid-June, the day has lost 16 min. The sun is out for roughly 84% of those daylight hours, so skies are mostly clear.
How July compares to the rest of the year
July is the warmest month of the year in Toronto. Afternoons run 3.4°C (6.1°F) warmer than in June, with 14 mm less rain. The warm-up continues into August. The next month's average high: 25.3°C (77.5°F).
Who July suits
- Sightseeing: a good fit — comfortable enough to explore on foot all day.
- Parks & outdoor: a good fit — comfortable for long walks and picnics.
- Beach: less ideal — too many rainy days.
Tips for visiting Toronto in July
Rain Protection
Keep a small umbrella in your bag and wear shoes that cope with puddles.
Sunglasses
Plenty of sun, so bring sunglasses and a cap.
Quick questions
How warm is Toronto in July?
It feels warm: typical highs are 26°C (78.8°F), with lows near 18.1°C (64.6°F).
Does it rain a lot in Toronto in July?
It does: about 10 rainy days bring roughly 75 mm, so plan some indoor options.
What should I wear in Toronto in July?
Based on the averages: rain protection and sunglasses. There is little need to change for the evening.
Is July or August better for visiting Toronto?
On our 12-month climate ranking, August comes out ahead (#1 of 12 vs #3). August has fewer rainy days.