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What’s The Weather Like Tonight

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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.

Check the live forecast above for your exact location before heading out tonight — conditions can shift quickly, especially near coastlines or lake shores, and knowing what’s coming helps you dress and plan wisely.

What should you expect tonight?

Across much of Canada, evening temperatures will dip to seasonal norms, though a few regions may see cooler air filtering in behind a weak front. The live forecast above shows where cloud cover or isolated showers might linger. In Newfoundland, for example, VOCM weather often flags onshore breezes that keep the Avalon Peninsula a few degrees cooler. Inland areas like Mount Forest or Deer Lake can experience a sharper drop after sunset, so a jacket is wise even on mild evenings.

How can you plan your evening?

If you’re near the Great Lakes, the weather in Kincardine hourly updates will tell you when lake breezes strengthen. For mariners, the Weather Office NL marine reports are worth a glance if you’re working on the water or planning a late-night ferry crossing. Environment Canada’s 14-day forecast near St. John’s NL and the Corner Brook weather 14-day outlook help you see beyond tonight. A safe rule: check the live forecast above again an hour before you step out, especially if thunderstorm chances appear.

Low TonightVaries by region; see live forecast above
Precipitation ChanceScattered showers in eastern zones, dry elsewhere
WindLight to moderate, 15–25 km/h along coasts
VisibilityGood, but patchy fog possible after midnight near rivers and lakes
Will it rain tonight?

Only isolated showers are expected, mainly over Newfoundland and parts of the Maritimes. Use the live forecast above to see if your town gets wet — the weather in St. John’s 10 days shows a drying trend by midweek.

How cold will it get before sunrise?

Overnight lows typically bottom out between 8 and 12 degrees across southern Canada. In northern or rural spots like Mount Forest, a 14-day forecast helps gauge whether a frost advisory might pop up.

Is there a weather warning in effect?

Check the live forecast above and visit our Weather Warning page for any active alerts. Most regions are quiet tonight, but marine zones often have small-craft advisories when winds pick up.

For more local coverage, browse our Canada weather hub or check Toronto Weather and Vancouver Weather for tonight’s details in your region.