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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the True North Brief Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Daytime highs over the next seven days fall mainly in the low to mid-teens Celsius, with overnight lows near freezing as a weak cold front moves through mid-week. The live forecast above shows a dry start then increasing rain chances by Thursday.
How will temperatures change through the week?
According to the live forecast above, the warmest day occurs early in the period with highs near the upper teens, then a cooling trend brings afternoon readings down to the single digits by the weekend. Overnight lows dip to around 0°C on the coldest nights, so a frost advisory is possible for outlying areas. For hourly details, see the Toronto Weather page.
When is the best chance of rain?
Precipitation is most likely from Thursday into Friday as a low-pressure system tracks across southern Ontario. The live forecast above indicates rain amounts generally light to moderate, with a slight chance of wet flurries mixing in during the early-morning hours on the coldest day. Drier conditions return for the weekend. For planning ahead, the Canada weather hub has the toronto weather 14 day outlook and toronto weather 30 days trends.
What is the weather in Toronto tomorrow?
Tomorrow’s high reaches the mid-teens with mostly sunny skies before clouds increase in the evening. Overnight temperature drops to about 4°C. Check the Toronto Weather page for the toronto weather hourly breakdown.
Will there be any severe weather this week?
No severe storms are expected. The main concern is a brief period of gusty winds behind the Thursday cold front, with gusts up to 40 km/h. For alerts, see our Weather Warning page.
How does this week compare to the 15‑day outlook?
The toronto weather 15 days trend suggests a gradual warming trend next week, with highs returning to the low 20s by early next week. This week’s cooler pattern is typical for mid‑April in Toronto.