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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Edition Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
For the week ahead across Canada, the live forecast above shows a split pattern: a Pacific system brings rain to the coast while a Prairie ridge keeps Calgary and Edmonton mostly dry, with lake-effect snow chances returning to the Great Lakes region by midweek.
What does the week look for major cities?
In Vancouver, the incoming front means several days of showers and highs near 8°C, a classic January pattern off the Strait of Georgia. Calgary and Edmonton see the weather edmonton 14 days outlook trending seasonal, with daytime highs around -5°C to -2°C and a chance of light flurries by Thursday. For the ottawa weather 14 day and weather in ottawa 10 days forecasts, the Ottawa River valley will see a cold start to the week, then a milder push Friday could bring a mix of rain and snow. Toronto sits near the storm track: expect a few centimetres of snow Monday night, followed by a brief thaw midweek before colder air returns for the weekend.
Are any weather alerts in effect?
Environment Canada has posted snowfall warnings for parts of the BC Interior passes and a freezing rain advisory for sections of southern Manitoba. Travellers should check the Weather Warning page for updates. The edmonton weather next 30 days outlook suggests no extreme cold in the immediate week, but the pattern remains active across the country.
Will the calgary weather for the week stay dry?
Calgary will see mainly dry conditions through Wednesday, with a weak disturbance Thursday bringing a 40 per cent chance of flurries. Chinook winds could lift temperatures to near 0°C by Friday.
Is the weather for the week toronto looking stormy?
Toronto’s week features a low-pressure system Monday night that could drop 5–10 cm of snow. After a mild Wednesday, another system Friday may bring a rain-snow mix, but no major storm is expected.
When does the next Arctic front arrive?
Arctic air is forecast to slide south from the Yukon late next weekend, reaching the Prairies by Sunday night. The Edmonton Weather and Calgary Weather pages will track its arrival.