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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.
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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions, then use the monthly averages below to plan ahead: Vancouver’s coastal climate means mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers, with the most comfortable weather arriving in late spring.
What are Vancouver’s monthly temperature and rainfall averages?
Vancouver’s weather is shaped by the Pacific Ocean and surrounding mountains, giving it the mildest winters in Canada. January averages range from 1°C to 7°C, while July sees highs near 22°C. Rainfall peaks from November through March, with December typically the wettest month (around 180 mm). Summer months—June through August—are the driest, often with less than 40 mm of rain per month. For a detailed look at current conditions, visit the Vancouver Weather page.
When is the best time to visit Vancouver for good weather?
Late spring and early autumn offer the best balance of warmth and low rainfall. The weather in Vancouver in May and June is particularly pleasant: May averages 9°C to 17°C with moderate rain, while June warms to 12°C–20°C and sees fewer wet days. If you’re checking the weather in Vancouver in May in Celsius, expect daytime highs around 17°C. For a longer view, a 30 day weather forecast Vancouver BC can help you pinpoint dry spells, though coastal forecasts become less reliable beyond two weeks.
What is the weather in Vancouver in March in Celsius?
March in Vancouver averages 4°C to 11°C, with about 115 mm of rain. It’s still a wet month, but days grow longer and cherry blossoms begin to appear.
Does Vancouver ever get snow?
Snow is rare in Vancouver’s lowlands—typically 5–10 cm per year, often melting within a day. Higher elevations like Grouse Mountain receive regular snowfall for skiing.
How do Vancouver’s monthly averages compare to Toronto’s?
Vancouver is milder year-round than Toronto, with cooler summers and much warmer winters. Toronto has hotter, humid summers and colder, snowier winters. See Toronto Weather for details.