It looks like
clearing skies during the evening over some regions of southern Ontario, except
for some cloudiness south of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, and some low and
mid-level cloudiness over regions near Lake Ontario and Lake Erie caused by
mid-level moisture associated with a cold front that moved southward from
southern Ontario during Monday (and more generally, the frontal zone over the
southern and eastern Great Lakes region) combined with some vertical uplift
that will help to generate clouds.
The forecast charts
below (if they attach correctly) show mid-level humidity and uplift near the
Toronto area and westward during the early evening. Also, high-level jet stream
winds will still be in the vicinity of Lakes Erie and Ontario. All of these
sources of cloud will be gradually moving southward overnight, resulting in
gradually clearing skies (except for the more persistent lake-effect
cloudiness).
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