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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Northern Focus Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Across most of Canada right now, skies are variable with a mix of sun and cloud, but a cold front is pushing through the Prairies, bringing rain and cooler temperatures to central Alberta. Stay alert for local warnings and check conditions before heading out.
What is the weather right now across the country?
Current conditions range from a mild 14°C in Toronto under partly cloudy skies to rain in Vancouver and a brisk 12°C in Calgary with gusty winds. In the Maritimes, Halifax is seeing overcast skies at 10°C, while the northern territories remain chilly with snow flurries in Whitehorse. For a detailed look at your region, visit our Canada weather hub.
How will the weather change in the next 24 hours?
The cold front will continue moving east, bringing showers to Saskatchewan and Manitoba by evening. Tomorrow, the front is expected to reach Ontario, so if you’re checking weather in Toronto tomorrow, expect a chance of rain and a drop to 11°C. On the West Coast, the rain will linger, while calgary weather right now will improve as the system passes. For a longer outlook, our toronto weather 14 day and weather in canada 10 days pages offer detailed projections.
What’s the weather right now near Ontario?
Across southern Ontario, expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures around 14°C. Showers are possible near the Great Lakes this evening. For live updates, check our Toronto Weather page regularly.
How accurate are current condition readings?
Environment and Climate Change Canada updates official readings hourly from over 200 airport stations. Conditions can change quickly, so always verify with the latest bulletin for your area.
Are there any weather warnings active right now?
A rainfall warning is in effect for central Alberta as the cold front passes. For the latest alerts across Canada, visit our Weather Warning page.