Home › Weather › The Weather Network Canada
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.
Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·
The live conditions above capture current readings from coast to coast — but for the full picture, many Canadians turn to the Weather Network for detailed 7-day and 14-day outlooks, radar maps and neighbourhood-level data. While Environment and Climate Change Canada remains the official source for warnings, the Weather Network packages that information into an easy-to-use app and website, making it the most visited weather platform in the country.
What you’ll find on the Weather Network Canada
The Weather Network (weather network canada) combines data from Canada’s national meteorological service with its own models to produce hyperlocal forecasts. The weather network 7 days view shows daily highs, lows, precipitation chances and wind speeds for any Canadian community. For longer planning, the 14 days the weather network tab offers a two-week trend. An interactive weather network map displays live radar, satellite imagery and precipitation overlays, while the weather network app sends push alerts for severe weather in your area. If you search for “weather network near mississauga on,” you’ll get the same detailed forecast for that Peel Region city as for any other location.
Is the Weather Network free to use?
Yes, the website and mobile app are free. A premium subscription removes ads and unlocks additional features such as extended 30-day outlooks and high-resolution radar loops.
How accurate are the Weather Network’s forecasts?
Accuracy is generally high for 1–3 day outlooks, matching Environment Canada’s own products. Longer-range forecasts (7–14 days) show broader trends and should be treated as guidance rather than exact predictions.
Does the Weather Network issue weather warnings?
It relays warnings issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada. For official, life-saving alerts always refer to weather.gc.ca.
Sources
Plan your day with our Weather Today or look ahead with the Weather Forecast Canada. For severe weather alerts, check the Canada Weather Warnings page.