Weather in Vancouver

• All Year
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter
• Spring

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Vancouver experiences comfortable temperatures from June to September.

• February and December have the lowest minimum temperatures, falling into the discomfort range.

• The remaining months have temperatures that are neither particularly comfortable nor uncomfortable.

Conditions

• In Vancouver, there is a noticeable increase in sun hours from the winter months to the summer months, with July peaking at an impressive 10.5 hours of sunshine per day.

• Conversely, precipitation levels are highest during the fall and winter months, particularly in October and December, where rainfall reaches over 10 mm, while summer months see significantly reduced precipitation, the lowest being in July with just 0.99 mm.

• Overall, the city experiences a clear seasonal pattern with long sunlit days in summer contrasted by cloudy and wet conditions in winter.

Astronomy

• In Vancouver, the time of sunrise varies greatly throughout the year, with the earliest sunrise occurring at 5:08 AM in June and the latest at 8:00 AM in December.

• Similarly, sunset times show a significant contrast, with the latest sunset at 9:18 PM in June and the earliest at 4:16 PM in December, highlighting a dramatic shift in day length that ranges from just 8 hours and 16 minutes in December to a lengthy 16 hours and 10 minutes in June.