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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Toronto Post Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows Toronto with temperatures hovering near -1°C to 1°C, overcast skies and a 40 per cent chance of flurries. This pattern reflects a classic early-December setup: cold air moving across the Great Lakes generating lake-effect cloud cover.
How does this compare to seasonal averages?
Current readings are within 1–2 degrees of the December 4 norm of 2°C high and –3°C low. The cloud deck is typical for this time of year, with light northerly flow keeping precipitation chances modest. For broader context, see the weather in Ontario 10 days outlook for your region.
What’s the near-term outlook?
The live forecast above indicates a gradual cooling trend through midweek, with overnight lows potentially reaching –8°C. A weak trough moving east from Manitoba may increase flurry coverage by Thursday. Check the Toronto weather page for hourly updates. For snow lovers, the Calgary Weather and Edmonton pages often show where heavier bands are setting up.
Is it snowing right now across Canada?
For where is it snowing right now in canada, the Weather Warning page highlights active bands. Lake-effect snow is currently reported east of Lake Superior and in parts of southern Ontario. The Canada weather hub provides a live radar overlay.
What’s the weather in canada 10 days forecast?
Environment and Climate Change Canada issues a 10-day outlook for each region. For Toronto specifically, the weather in ontario 10 days forecast shows a gradual return to seasonal highs near 2°C by next weekend, with no major storms expected.
Where can I find a canada weather map live?
The environment canada weather website offers a national radar mosaic updated every 10 minutes. For a city-level view, the weather in canada toronto page links directly to the regional satellite and radar feeds.