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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.
Check the hourly forecast for your city this morning before heading out—conditions like rain, wind, or temperature shifts can change within a few hours, especially during shoulder seasons.
What Does the Hourly Forecast Tell You?
Hourly weather data breaks the day into individual time slots, typically covering the next 24 to 48 hours. For travellers, this is more useful than a daily high–low because it shows exactly when the sun will break through, when the wind will pick up, and whether you’ll need an umbrella for that afternoon walk. The Canada Scene weather hub links to detailed hourly charts for major cities.
How to Plan Your Day With Hourly Updates
If you’re commuting or sightseeing, check the morning and early-afternoon slots first. For example, weather in toronto 10 days gives a broad picture, but the hourly view tells you whether the 3 pm thunderstorm will hit your patio lunch. Likewise, ottawa weather today hourly helps you decide when to bike versus take the bus. For early risers, weather in toronto tomorrow can be cross-referenced with hourly trends to decide departure time.
How accurate are hourly weather forecasts?
Environment Canada’s hourly forecasts are typically reliable within 80–85% accuracy for temperature and precipitation timing up to 48 hours out, but always check updates before noon as models adjust throughout the day.
Can I see a 14-day hourly forecast?
No single source provides hourly data 14 days ahead; most services cap detailed hourly tables at 48 hours. For longer planning, use toronto weather 14 day or ottawa weather 14 day daily summaries, then revisit hourly closer to your trip.
Where can I find weather today hourly for Toronto?
Check our Toronto Weather page for an embedded hourly table, or go directly to Environment Canada’s city page for a full 24-hour breakdown with wind, humidity, and POP (probability of precipitation).