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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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As shown in the live forecast above, Toronto today brings a mix of sun and cloud with temperatures near seasonal norms for this time of year—expect a high around the mid‑single digits Celsius, with a light breeze off the lake.

What should travellers and commuters expect today?

If you are heading into the core or out to the suburbs, this is a typical March day in Toronto: layers are your friend. A fleece under a windproof jacket will keep you comfortable, especially near the waterfront where the wind can add a chill. No major precipitation is expected, but a stray flurry or brief drizzle is possible late afternoon. UV index remains low, so sunglasses for glare are more useful than sunscreen.

Is today a good day for outdoor plans?

Yes, for a short walk or errand, today is perfectly fine. The air is dry enough that a morning stroll along the PATH or a visit to a local park is pleasant. However, if you are planning extended time outdoors—say a hike in the ravine system—bring an extra layer and a waterproof shell. The lake breeze can drop the feel‑like temperature by a few degrees.

Sunrise~6:40 AM
Sunset~6:15 PM
Windwest/northwest 15–20 km/h
Best packing tipmid‑layer and a wind‑resistant shell
Will the temperature drop sharply tonight?

Yes. With clear skies after sunset, overnight lows will dip near freezing. If you are a snowbird arriving tonight, have a warm coat ready for the walk to your car or rideshare.

Is this weather typical for snowbirds visiting Toronto in March?

It is. March in Toronto can swing from mild to wintry. Today’s stable conditions are a good introduction for visitors; just keep a flexible itinerary in case a system moves in tomorrow.

For the full outlook on your next trip, see our Canada weather hub or check the Toronto Weather page for the week ahead.