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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scene Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tomorrow, expect a mix of sun and cloud across southern Ontario, with highs near 24°C in Toronto and cooler temperatures near 18°C in Brampton and Mississauga. A weak cold front will bring isolated showers to Burlington and Milton by late afternoon, while North York and Scarborough stay mainly dry until evening.
What will the weather be like tomorrow in the GTA?
For most of the Greater Toronto Area, tomorrow starts with patchy fog near Ajax and Scarborough, burning off by mid-morning. Highs range from 22°C in Burlington to 25°C in North York. Winds are light from the southwest at 15 km/h. The best chance of rain is west of the city, so if you’re heading to Milton or Brampton, pack a light jacket or umbrella. UV index is moderate, so sunglasses are a good idea for outdoor plans.
Is tomorrow a good day for travel or outdoor plans?
Yes, especially east of Toronto. The morning is fine for a walk or bike ride, but the afternoon showers near Burlington and Milton could interrupt a patio lunch. If you’re driving, watch for slick roads near the lake. For snowbirds or March-break travellers, this is typical spring transition weather—layers are your friend. No weather warnings are in effect, so it’s a safe day for commuting or errands.
Will it rain tomorrow in Scarborough or Ajax?
Scarborough and Ajax have a low chance of rain—about 20%—with most showers staying west of the city. You might see a few drops near dusk, but it’s mainly dry.
What should I pack for tomorrow’s weather in Mississauga?
Pack a light sweater or windbreaker for the morning fog and a small umbrella for the afternoon. Comfortable walking shoes work well, as the ground will be dry by midday.
Is tomorrow a good day for a drive to Burlington?
It’s fine for a drive, but the afternoon showers could reduce visibility near the lake. Leave early to avoid the rain, and check the live conditions above before you go.
Sources
For more details, check our Canada weather hub or the Weather Forecast Canada page. You can also see Weather Today for real-time updates.