Tomorrow's Weather Toronto: Bitter Cold, Light Flurries Expected

Tomorrow's forecast:

Morning: Clear Skies, Bitter Cold at -22°C, Light Winds

    The morning starts off with clear skies and frigid temperatures around -22°C, feeling like -28°C due to light winds at 8 km/h with gusts up to 17 km/h. The low chance of precipitation keeps the air crisp and fresh, setting a cold but calm tone for the start of the day.

Activities Recommendations for the morning of Jan 24, 2026:

• Dog Walks & Errands: Bundle up for brisk morning walks or quick errands in the clear, cold air.

• Commute: Light winds and clear conditions will make for a manageable, though very cold, commute.

• Outdoor Photography: Take advantage of the clear morning skies for stunning winter landscape shots.

Temperatures remain frigid, ranging from -24°C early morning to a high of -15°C by afternoon.

(Click above to view interactive map)

Afternoon: Cloudy Skies, Temperatures Rise Slightly to -13°C

    Cloud cover increases in the afternoon with temperatures climbing to around -13°C, feeling like -19°C. Winds remain light at 11 km/h with gusts up to 18 km/h. There is a slight increase in precipitation chance, but conditions remain generally dry and cold.

Activities Recommendations for the afternoon of Jan 24, 2026:

• Winter Hiking: Enjoy scenic snow-covered trails in High Park under the cloudy skies.

• Ice Skating: Perfect weather for skating at Nathan Phillips Square with mild wind chill.

• Cultural Events: Attend indoor events like the Blue Rodeo concert to stay warm and entertained.

Evening: Cloudy with Flurries, Temperatures Near -14°C

    Evening brings continued cloudiness with a 30% chance of light snow flurries. Temperatures hover around -14°C with light winds at 8 km/h and gusts up to 15 km/h. The cold and snowy conditions create a classic winter night atmosphere.

Activities Recommendations for the evening of Jan 24, 2026:

• Skiing & Snowshoeing: Take advantage of the evening trails at Terra Cotta Conservation Area.

• Winter Festivals: Experience the Winterista festival’s ice sculptures and ice slide.

• Indoor Gatherings: Consider cozy indoor activities or events to stay warm as temperatures drop.

Wind speeds are consistently light, peaking at 12 km/h with gusts up to 18 km/h.

(Click above to view detailed chart)

Packing preparations for tomorrow:

• Warm insulated coat and thermal layers to combat bitter cold

• Hat, gloves, and scarf to protect against wind chill

• Waterproof boots for snow flurries and icy conditions

• Camera gear for capturing winter landscapes

• Light backpack for carrying extra layers or event essentials

For active alerts in your area, visit your Alerts page. This article was generated with the use of OpenAI and The Weather Network's forecast data. The article was reviewed by the editorial team for accuracy and clarity. For more details visit our AI Code of Ethics. For feedback, visit our survey.