We had a cool start to May, but temperatures are on the up and up. 

After a rainy and windy long weekend, forecasters are predicting that we're about to see an extended stretch of sunny days.

Just bear through today's dreary skies and by tomorrow, "a lot of sunshine" will be on the way, says The Weather Network. 

Temperatures will remain in the low teens across southern Ontario until the late week, but warm weather is on the way just in time for the weekend. #ONwx

— The Weather Network (@weathernetwork) May 19, 2020

Starting Wednesday, Ontario will see the longest stretch of dry weather that we've seen in five months, with temperatures climbing up to 22 C over the weekend with a "feels-like" temperature of 25 C. 

Those above-seasonal temperatures be a nice change after the beginning of the month, which was 5 to 8 C degrees below normal for the first two weeks. 

After the weekend, we'll start to see some humidity and rain, maybe even some thunderstorms, but it could feel as hot as 28 degrees by next Thursday.