What is the weather like in Vancouver?

Vancouver has a mild climate, pleasant seasons, evergreen grasslands and blooming flowers, belonging to temperate rainforest climate (temperate maritime climate). The temperature is generally around 20 degrees Celsius in summer and above 0 degrees Celsius in winter. The average maximum temperature in Vancouver 1 month is 6 degrees Celsius (43 degrees Fahrenheit), and in July it is 22 degrees Celsius (72 degrees Fahrenheit), and the annual rainfall is half that of Tofino. It seldom snows in winter, but there is still a lot of rainfall, which brings Vancouver the reputation of "the rainy capital of Canada". I have been to Vancouver many times, one of which was with a tour group from Nano. It often rains in January, and it seems a bit abrupt to have a group member holding an umbrella in Vancouver. Because Vancouver people don't like to use umbrellas, it is recommended that you bring other rain gear, such as hats.

The following are the detailed weather conditions of Vancouver in four seasons.

Spring In this coastal city, the breath of spring comes early. In February or March, you can see saffron and daffodil seedlings everywhere. Vancouver's summer climate is warm and comfortable, and the daytime temperature is generally around 20 degrees Celsius (70 degrees Fahrenheit) from June to August. Autumn coastal areas have a mild climate in autumn, and the summer weather often lasts until 10. 1 1 month. In the morning, the air gets cold and the leaves begin to fall. Winter Vancouver is wet in winter, but the climate is still mild. Snow-covered scenes are rare, except for ski resorts on the mountains. 1 1 month to February, the average temperature is 0 to 5 degrees Celsius (about 45 degrees Fahrenheit).