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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Perspective Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Uxbridge is seeing the conditions shown in the live forecast above, with a mix of sun and cloud and a chance of showers – a pattern often influenced by its inland position north of Lake Ontario and east of Lake Simcoe.
What is the current weather trend in Uxbridge?
The hourly details in the live forecast give a close look at how temperatures will shift through the day, while the 7‑day outlook shows a gradual warming trend typical of this season in the Durham Region. Residents checking the uxbridge weather hourly data will notice cooler mornings and mild afternoons. For a longer view, the uxbridge weather 7 days forecast helps plan the week ahead.
Are there any weather warnings for Uxbridge?
As of the live forecast, no active warnings are in effect for Uxbridge. The uxbridge weather radar loop on Environment Canada’s site can track any incoming systems. Should conditions change, a weather warning page will be updated promptly.
FAQ
How does Lake Ontario affect Uxbridge weather?
Being about 30 km north of Lake Ontario, Uxbridge gets lake‑effect cloud and occasional snow squalls in winter, but the moderating influence is weaker here than in lakeside communities. Spring and fall can see cooler nights due to inland radiational cooling.
Where can I find the 14‑day forecast for Uxbridge?
The uxbridge weather 14 days outlook is available from The Weather Network and other major forecasters, but Environment and Climate Change Canada provides the most reliable short‑term projections. Use the live forecast above for the most current data.
Is Uxbridge prone to severe thunderstorms?
Yes – like much of southern Ontario, Uxbridge can see strong thunderstorms from late spring through summer, often with heavy rain, hail and gusty winds. The uxbridge weather radar is your best tool to watch approaching cells.
Sources
For other parts of the province, see the Canada weather hub or the Toronto Weather page.