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Residents are urged to prepare for potentially dangerous weather this afternoon and evening as Environment and Climate Change Canada issues a red-level Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Mississauga.

Residents are urged to stay alert as a weather system moves through Mississauga today, bringing the risk of heavy rain, thunderstorms, and possible watershed flooding.

Residents are urged to prepare for rainy conditions and strong winds as storm conditions develop across southern Ontario.

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Yellow Level Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Mississauga.

Mississauga pools and recreation programs have resumed regular operations on July 18, 2026. Open-air burn restriction has been lifted as of July 19.

To support public health and safety, Mississauga outdoor pools are closed and some outdoor recreation programs have been moved indoors until further notice.

Wildfire season is underway in Canada, with fires burning across several regions, including northern Ontario. Smoke is now affecting southern Ontario, including Mississauga, leading to poor air quality and reduced visibility.

A heat warning is in effect for Mississauga, with hot and humid conditions expected to continue through much of the week

A severe thunderstorm warning is now in effect for Mississauga bringing heavy rain, strong wind gusts and thunderstorms. If you’re heading out, plan ahead, use caution and stay alert to changing conditions.

Conditions could quickly become severe, with strong wind gusts up to 100 km/h, with the possibility of hail and heavy rain that may exceed 30 millimetres. If you’re heading out, plan ahead, use extra caution and keep an eye on changing conditions.