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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.
Snowfall of 3–7 cm is expected through the evening, with the heaviest bands moving in around sunset and tapering to flurries overnight. According to the live forecast above, temperatures will hover near –2°C, creating slick roads for the Tuesday commute.
How much snow is forecast and when will it stop?
The live forecast above shows total accumulation of 3–7 cm between 4 p.m. and 11 p.m., followed by intermittent flurries until dawn. The bulk of the snow should end by midnight, leaving a dusting for the morning rush. Wind gusts up to 30 km/h may cause local blowing snow.
What does the 14‑day outlook look like?
Toronto’s 14‑day trend (available in the Toronto Weather page) indicates a return to near‑freezing highs after this system, with a chance of mixed precipitation next week. For the immediate forecast, check the weather in toronto 10 days page for daily details.
Is this snowfall unusual for March in Toronto?
No. March averages about 19 cm of snow, and a single 5‑cm event is typical. Cooler nights and lake‑effect flurries can persist into early April. The toronto weather 30 days outlook shows seasonal variation.
Will the snow affect morning travel?
Any untreated roads may be slippery by 6 a.m. The City of Toronto issues weather warnings when accumulations exceed 10 cm. For this event, a slower commute is advised.
Where can I find hourly snowfall details?
The toronto weather hourly forecast on the Toronto Weather page shows precipitation type and intensity for each hour, updated from Environment Canada data.