Light Rainshower in Vancouver
As of 3:17 AM PDT on Sunday, June 16, 2024, Vancouver is experiencing a light rainshower with a temperature of 10.2°C, observed at Vancouver International Airport. The dew point is 8.2°C, resulting in a humidity level of 87%. Winds are blowing from the northeast at 8 km/h, with visibility at a clear 16 km. The barometric pressure is 101.9 kPa and rising, indicating an improvement in weather conditions.
Today’s Weather Forecast
Morning Showers and Risk of Thunderstorms
The forecast for today includes showers at times heavy in the morning, transitioning to a cloudy sky with a 40 percent chance of showers later in the day. Early morning thunderstorms are possible. The high for today will be 14°C, with a UV index of 2, indicating low UV exposure. For tonight, expect partly cloudy skies with a low of 11°C.
Mountain Passes Snow Alert
There is a weather alert for potential snow in the mountain passes, including Coquihalla Highway, Okanagan Connector, Allison Pass, Kootenay Pass, and Rogers Pass. Snowfall accumulation is expected to range from a trace to 5 cm. This alert is valid for tonight through Sunday morning and extends to Monday morning for Coquihalla Highway and Allison Pass. The weather in the mountains can change suddenly, creating hazardous driving conditions. Check road conditions at drivebc.ca before traveling.
Tomorrow’s Weather Forecast
Mix of Sun and Cloud
On Monday, June 17, 2024, expect a mix of sun and cloud with a 30 percent chance of showers. The high temperature will be around 17°C. By nighttime, there will be cloudy periods with a low of 11°C.
Historical Weather Data
Historical High and Low Temperatures for June 16
Historically, the highest temperature recorded on this date in Vancouver was 29.5°C in 1942, while the lowest was 6.3°C in 1965.
Wardrobe Suggestions
Given today’s weather, it is advisable to wear waterproof clothing and carry an umbrella due to the morning showers and potential thunderstorms. Layering is recommended to stay comfortable in the cool temperatures. For those traveling through the mountain passes, be prepared for winter conditions with warm, insulated clothing and proper footwear.
Weather Trivia
Vancouver Weather Trivia
Did you know that Vancouver holds the record for the longest frost-free period in Canada? The city can go without frost for an average of 237 days each year, thanks to its mild coastal climate.
