How is the weather in Vancouver~?

Vancouver has a mild climate and pleasant weather all year round. The city’s grasslands are evergreen and flowers are in bloom, and it has a temperate rainforest climate (temperate oceanic climate). Summer temperatures are generally around 20 degrees Celsius, and winter temperatures are above 0 degrees Celsius. Vancouver's average maximum temperature in January is 6 degrees Celsius (43 degrees Fahrenheit) and in July it is 22 degrees Celsius (72 degrees Fahrenheit), and annual rainfall is half that of Tofino. There is little snow in winter, but there is still a lot of rainfall, giving Vancouver the title of "Canada's Rain Capital". I have been to Vancouver many times. One of them was with a Na'vi tour group. It rained a lot when I went there in January. Some of the group members held up umbrellas in Vancouver, which seemed a bit awkward because people in Vancouver don't like to use them. Umbrellas, so I advise everyone to bring other rain gear, such as a hat.

The following is detailed weather conditions in Vancouver throughout the four seasons.

Spring In this coastal city, the breath of spring comes early. In February or March, you can see crocuses and daffodils blooming everywhere. Summer: Vancouver's summer climate is warm and comfortable, with daytime temperatures from June to August generally around 20 degrees Celsius (70 degrees Fahrenheit). Autumn: The autumn climate in coastal areas is mild, and summer weather often lasts until October. As we enter November, the morning air turns cooler and the leaves begin to fall. Winter: Vancouver's winter weather is humid, but the climate is still mild. Snow-covered sights are rare, except in the ski resorts on the mountain. From November to February, the average temperature is 0 to 5 degrees Celsius (about 45 degrees Fahrenheit).