TORONTO – WEATHER – A cold and turbulent pattern grips Toronto as snow, strong winds, and extreme wind chills take hold heading into the weekend. A low-pressure system brings a fresh round of snowfall today, followed by a sharp cold front ushering in dangerously cold air and gusty winds. If you’re in Toronto, expect blowing snow and bitter cold tonight.
Weather Alerts for Toronto
❗ SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT (Issued Feb 5, 6:18 PM EST)
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What: Strong winds gusting to 80 km/h Friday afternoon and evening, with local blowing snow.
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Where: City of Toronto and surrounding areas.
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Hazards: Poor visibility in exposed areas and very cold wind chills Friday night into Saturday.
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Reminder: Check FOR UPDATED WEATHER alerts and prepare for rapidly changing conditions.
Today’s Weather Overview
Current Conditions (As of 3:00 AM EST, Friday, February 6)
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Temperature: –8.4°C
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Wind Chill: –14
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Condition: Light Snow
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Pressure: 100.8 kPa (falling)
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Humidity: 79%
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Dew Point: –11.4°C
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Wind: South at 11 km/h
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Visibility: 16 km
As the morning unfolds, snow is expected to become steadier, setting the stage for a cold, blustery Friday.
Expected Conditions (Feb 6–8)
Friday, February 6:
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Day: Snow with 2–4 cm accumulation expected. Winds becoming northwest 40 gusting to 60 km/h by late afternoon. Risk of blowing snow in exposed areas.
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High: –4°C
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Wind Chill: Near –15
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Night: Flurries ending after midnight, followed by cloudy skies with a 40% chance of flurries.
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Wind: Northwest 50 km/h gusting to 80
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Low: –18°C
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Wind Chill: –15 (evening), dropping to –31 overnight
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Hazard: Risk of frostbite within minutes on exposed skin.
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Saturday, February 7:
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A calmer but frigid day with sun and cloud mix.
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High: –13°C
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Night Low: –20°C
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Winds easing but wind chills remain dangerous.
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Sunday, February 8:
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Increasing clouds with a 30% chance of snow by afternoon.
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High: –9°C
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Night Low: –16°C
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Wardrobe Recommendations
Bundle up in layers of insulated clothing, including:
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A heavy winter parka
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Thermal base layers
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Scarf, toque, and lined gloves or mitts
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Waterproof boots with warm socks
Avoid prolonged outdoor exposure Friday night and Saturday morning due to extreme wind chills.
If travelling, keep emergency supplies in your vehicle — blankets, jumper cables, and snacks are a must.
Weather Trivia
Did You Know?
Toronto’s coldest recorded February temperature was –32.8°C, set on February 8, 1934. While we’re not hitting that low this week, wind chills near –31°C tonight will make it feel close! Always dress for the “feels like” temperature — it can save your skin from frostbite.
Summary
Toronto Weather Forecast for February 6–8, 2026: Snowfall, gusty winds up to 80 km/h, and wind chills plunging to –31°C expected. Full details, wardrobe tips, and weather alerts.
Stay safe and warm — and don’t forget to cover your face if heading outdoors tonight!
