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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 term “Global News weather girl” describes the meteorologist presenting weather on Global News, Canada’s largest private broadcaster. As of 2025, the national weekend meteorologist is Krista Flint; local stations also have their own presenters. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions across Canada.
What does the live forecast show for today?
The live forecast above indicates a temperature range and precipitation chance for major cities. In plain English, expect a mix of sun and cloud in most regions, with cooler temperatures in the west and higher humidity in the east. Check your local conditions for exact numbers.
How does Global News produce its weather forecasts?
Global News uses data from Environment and Climate Change Canada combined with in-house meteorologists. Their 24‑hour temperature forecasts are typically accurate within ±2°C. For severe weather warnings, they rely on official alerts from the national warning system.
Who is the current Global News weather girl?
The national weekend meteorologist is Krista Flint. Weekday broadcasts feature meteorologists Laura Power and Anthony Farnell. Local stations also have their own weather presenters, such as Kait Kangal in Toronto.
How can I watch Global News weather?
Tune in to Global News at 5:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. ET on television, or stream live via the Global News website and app. You can also find current conditions on our Canada weather hub.
Is the Global News forecast reliable?
Yes. Global News meteorologists use Environment Canada data and proprietary models. Independent verification shows 24‑hour temperature forecasts are accurate within ±2°C, with precipitation forecasts correct about 80% of the time.