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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.
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Tomorrow will bring a mix of sun and cloud across much of southern Ontario, with daytime highs near 22°C in Toronto and slightly cooler temperatures in Brampton and Mississauga. A weak cold front may trigger isolated showers late in the afternoon, especially near Scarborough and Burlington.
What will the temperature feel like tomorrow?
If you’re checking the weather tomorrow for Toronto, expect a comfortable morning around 14°C, rising to a high of 22°C by early afternoon. Humidex values will stay moderate, so it won’t feel overly muggy. In North York and Milton, the breeze off Lake Ontario will keep things a degree or two cooler, while Ajax and Burlington may see a similar pattern with a slight chance of a late-day sprinkle.
Will any weather warnings be in effect?
As of now, no weather warnings are posted for the Greater Toronto Area. The live conditions above show stable air mass, but keep an eye on the Canada weather warnings page for any updates if the cold front strengthens. For now, it’s a typical spring day with no urgent concerns.
Will it rain tomorrow in Burlington or Milton?
Rain chances are low—only about 30%—and any showers would be brief, arriving after 4 p.m. Most of the day stays dry, so you can plan outdoor activities without much worry.
Is the weather tomorrow near Scarborough different from downtown Toronto?
Only slightly. Scarborough may see a few more clouds and a slightly higher chance of a late shower due to lake-breeze effects, but temperatures and wind conditions will be nearly identical to downtown.
How accurate is the forecast for weather tomorrow in Ajax?
Environment Canada’s short-range models show high confidence for tomorrow’s conditions in Ajax. The main uncertainty is the exact timing of any showers, which is why the chance is listed at 30% rather than higher.