Canada Weather

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Get accurate weather forecasts for every city, town, and community across Canada. From the Pacific coast of British Columbia to the Atlantic shores of Newfoundland, track conditions across all provinces and territories with real-time updates.

850+

Locations

2,000+

Sunshine Hours/Year

-30 to 30°C

Temperature Range

100-300cm

Annual Snowfall

Major Cities Weather

Live weather conditions for Canada's largest cities

Toronto

26°C

Partly cloudy

H: 34°L: 22°

Vancouver

15°C

Overcast

H: 18°L: 13°

Montreal

25°C

Sunny

H: 32°L: 21°

Calgary

18°C

Partly cloudy

H: 22°L: 12°

Ottawa

23°C

Sunny

H: 30°L: 20°

Edmonton

15°C

Partly Cloudy

H: 19°L: 12°

Quebec City

15°C

Mist

H: 21°L: 14°

Winnipeg

18°C

Patchy rain nearby

H: 24°L: 13°

Weather by Province

Canada's climate varies dramatically from coast to coast to coast

Ontario

Canada's most populous province with hot, humid summers and cold, snowy winters. Home to Toronto and Ottawa.

7°C avg800mm/yearHumid continental

Toronto Ottawa MississaugaHamilton CaLondon Ca

British Columbia

Diverse climate from coastal rainforests to interior deserts. Mild winters on the coast, cold in the mountains.

10°C avg1,500mm/yearOceanic to semi-arid

VancouverVictoria CaKelowna Whistler Kamloops

Alberta

Continental climate with cold winters and warm summers. Known for Chinook winds that bring sudden warmth.

4°C avg450mm/yearSemi-arid continental

Calgary Edmonton Banff Red Deer Lethbridge

Quebec

Four distinct seasons with cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Rich French-Canadian culture.

5°C avg1,000mm/yearHumid continental

Montreal Quebec City Gatineau Sherbrooke Trois-Rivieres

Manitoba

Extreme continental climate with very cold winters and warm summers. Known as the "Land of 100,000 Lakes".

2°C avg520mm/yearContinental

Winnipeg Brandon Steinbach Thompson Portage la Prairie

Saskatchewan

Semi-arid prairie climate with extreme temperatures. Cold winters with abundant sunshine year-round.

1°C avg350mm/yearSemi-arid continental

Saskatoon Regina Prince Albert Moose Jaw Swift Current

Nova Scotia

Maritime climate moderated by the Atlantic Ocean. Mild winters and cool summers with frequent fog.

7°C avg1,400mm/yearHumid continental

HalifaxSydney CaDartmouth Truro New Glasgow

New Brunswick

Maritime climate with warm summers and cold, snowy winters. Home to the Bay of Fundy's extreme tides.

5°C avg1,100mm/yearHumid continental

Saint John Moncton Fredericton Bathurst Miramichi

Newfoundland & Labrador

Subarctic to humid continental climate. Notorious for fog, wind, and rapidly changing weather.

3°C avg1,500mm/yearSubarctic/Maritime

St. John's Corner Brook Gander Labrador City Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Prince Edward Island

Canada's smallest province with a mild maritime climate. Warm summers ideal for beaches.

6°C avg1,200mm/yearHumid continental

Charlottetown Summerside Stratford Cornwall Montague

Popular Destinations Weather

Weather forecasts for Canada's most iconic destinations

Banff

Rocky Mountains

Whistler

Ski Resort

Niagara Falls

Natural Wonder

Jasper

National Park

Tofino

Pacific Coast

Churchill

Polar Bears

PEI

Island

Lake Louise

Alpine Lake

Mont Tremblant

Ski Resort

Cape Breton

Highlands

Muskoka

Cottage Country

Okanagan

Wine Country

All Canadian Locations

Complete list of 850+ cities and towns with weather forecasts

Eastern Canada

Canadian Climate Guide

Canadian Seasons

Spring: March - May (0-15°C)
Summer: June - August (15-30°C)
Fall: September - November (5-15°C)
Winter: December - February (-30 to 0°C)

Regional Highlights

BC Coast: Mildest winters, rainforest climate
Prairies: Extreme temperatures, sunny skies
Ontario/Quebec: Hot summers, snowy winters
Maritimes: Ocean-moderated, foggy

Weather Tip:Canada experiences some of the world's most extreme weather variations. Always check local forecasts before outdoor activities, especially during winter when temperatures can drop rapidly with wind chill.

About Canadian Weather

Canada, the world's second-largest country by area, experiences an extraordinary range of climates from the temperate rainforests of British Columbia to the Arctic tundra of the northern territories.

The country spans six time zones and features everything from Pacific beaches to Rocky Mountain peaks, vast prairies, the Great Lakes, and rugged Atlantic coastlines.

Canadian weather is characterized by distinct seasons, with most regions experiencing cold, snowy winters and warm summers. The prairie provinces see the most extreme temperature swings, while coastal areas enjoy more moderate conditions year-round.

Whether you're planning a ski trip to Whistler, exploring the historic streets of Quebec City, witnessing the Northern Lights in Yellowknife, or enjoying Toronto's urban attractions, accurate weather forecasts are essential.

Our comprehensive weather coverage includes hundreds of locations across all provinces and territories, from major cities like Toronto and Vancouver to remote northern communities and world-famous destinations like Banff and Niagara Falls.

Canada Weather