Environment Canada lifted the thunderstorm warning for Ottawa on Tuesday afternoon, June 16, 2026. The warning, which was issued earlier in the day, ended after the storm system moved through the region. Residents are advised to stay aware of changing weather conditions.
Weather Update
The warning was initially published at 6:14 AM EDT and updated at 5:28 PM EDT. The storms brought heavy rain and gusty winds, but no significant damage was reported. The Ottawa area experienced a brief period of intense weather before conditions improved.
Cyclists and pedestrians crossing the Chief William Commanda Bridge over the Ottawa River encountered wet conditions earlier in the day. Officials remind the public to exercise caution on roads and pathways following storms.
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Stay tuned for further updates as weather patterns evolve.
