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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 in Montreal, expect a mix of sun and cloud with a risk of isolated showers, as the live forecast above shows. Temperatures will feel seasonal for late spring, but a passing system could bring brief rain, so keep a light jacket handy.
What is the weather in Montreal tomorrow likely to feel like?
Tomorrow’s weather in Montreal, based on the live forecast above, will be typical for this time of year — daytime highs around 18–20°C with a moderate breeze from the southwest. Overnight lows will drop to roughly 10°C, so if you’re out late, a sweater is a good idea. The chance of rain sits near 40%, so an umbrella or a rain shell is worth packing.
Should I plan outdoor activities around Montreal tomorrow?
Yes, but keep an eye on the hourly breakdown in the live forecast above. The morning should stay mostly dry, with the best chance of showers arriving in the mid-to-late afternoon. If you’re exploring Old Montreal or Mount Royal, aim for the earlier part of the day. For real-time updates on shifts, check the montreal weather hourly page.
Will the weather in Montreal tomorrow be good for a bike ride?
Generally yes, especially in the morning before the showers arrive. Winds are light, so the Rideau Canal-lite conditions along the Lachine Canal should be comfortable. Just bring a rain layer in case the isolated showers appear.
How does tomorrow compare to the weather in Montreal today?
Tomorrow will be a couple of degrees cooler than today, with a slightly higher chance of rain. If today was sunny and warm, expect a shift toward cloudier skies and a light breeze. Check the montreal weather 7 days page for the full trend.
Is there any weather warning for Montreal tomorrow?
At present, no special weather statement or warning is in effect for Montreal tomorrow. Still, conditions can change quickly — visit our Weather Warning page for real-time alerts.