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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scope Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

☁️23°C
OvercastBurlingtonFeels like 27° · Wind 5 km/h · Humidity 95%
UV 5 ModerateSunrise 06:16Sunset 20:34
Today⛈️25°21°💧55%
Sat☁️30°20°💧20%
Sun☁️31°17°💧9%
Mon⛈️29°20°💧46%
Tue☁️29°16°💧46%
Wed☁️29°16°💧32%
Thu☁️28°16°💧17%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Burlington, Ontario, experiences a humid continental climate with warm, humid summers and cold, snowy winters. The live forecast above shows today’s conditions; use it to plan your outdoor activities, as lake breezes from Lake Ontario can quickly shift temperatures and cloud cover.

What makes Burlington’s weather unique?

Burlington sits along the western shore of Lake Ontario, which moderates temperatures year-round. In winter, the lake can bring lake-effect snow squalls, especially when cold air blows over the open water. In summer, onshore breezes often keep the city a few degrees cooler than inland areas like Hamilton. For the most up-to-date picture, check the burlington weather radar to track precipitation moving off the lake.

How can I get a reliable 7‑day or 14‑day outlook?

Environment and Climate Change Canada issues official forecasts for Burlington. The burlington weather 7 days and burlington weather 14 day outlooks are available on their site and are updated at least twice daily. The weather network burlington 7 days forecast provides a similar extended view, though always cross‑reference with the government source for official warnings. For hour‑by‑hour changes, consult burlington weather hourly data from the same providers.

Current seasonSpring (March–May) – average highs 7–18°C, variable
Warmest monthJuly – average high 27°C
Coldest monthJanuary – average high −1°C, low −8°C
Annual snowfall~120 cm, much from lake‑effect events
Does Burlington get lake‑effect snow?

Yes. When cold northwest winds cross Lake Ontario, they pick up moisture and drop snow on Burlington and areas east of the lake. This can produce sudden, heavy snowbands that are very localised.

Is Burlington’s temperature always cooler than Toronto’s?

Not always. Both cities are on Lake Ontario, but Burlington’s position farther west means it sometimes misses the strongest lake breezes. On calm summer days Burlington can be warmer than downtown Toronto.

Where can I find the official Burlington weather in Celsius?

Environment and Climate Change Canada provides burlington weather celsius readings on its public forecast page. The Weather Network also reports in Celsius. Both sources update hourly observations and 7‑day outlooks.

For broader conditions across the country, visit our Canada weather hub. If you’re comparing Burlington with nearby cities, see the Toronto Weather page. For severe weather alerts, check Weather Warning.