July 23 2024 – Sunshine and Breezy Conditions Ahead for Vancouver

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Vancouver’s Weather Forecast

Current Weather Conditions

Vancouver is set for a sunny and breezy day. As of this morning, the temperature is around 15°C with periods of drizzle expected to clear up by midday, giving way to clear skies. The wind is currently blowing from the southeast at 15 km/h. The barometric pressure is steady at 1015 hPa, and the humidity is at 85%.

Today’s Forecast

By the afternoon, temperatures will rise to a pleasant 22°C with sunny skies dominating the weather scene. The wind will maintain a steady speed of around 20 km/h from the southeast. For those interested in historical data, the highest temperature recorded on this date was 29.8°C in 2004, while the lowest was 7.8°C in 1963​​.

The Next Few Days

Wednesday: The sunny trend continues with temperatures ranging from 15°C in the morning to 22°C by the afternoon. Wind speeds will remain constant at around 20 km/h from the southeast. Humidity levels will drop to around 60% as the day progresses.

Thursday: Expect another clear and sunny day with a high of 22°C. Winds will stay gentle at 20 km/h, shifting slightly to the east. The evening will cool down to a comfortable 14°C.

Friday: Sunny skies persist, with temperatures reaching 22°C during the day and dropping to 13°C at night. The southeast wind will continue at 20 km/h, making for consistent and mild weather conditions.

Historical Averages and Records

On average, Vancouver experiences a high of 22.2°C and a low of 13.5°C during late July. Historical records show that the highest temperature ever recorded on July 24th was 27.8°C in 1994, and the greatest rainfall on this date was 10.9 mm in 1966​​.

Wardrobe Suggestions

Given the sunny and breezy conditions, lightweight clothing such as shorts and t-shirts are ideal. Don’t forget to wear a hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun. In the evening, a light jacket may be necessary as temperatures drop slightly.

Weather Trivia

Did you know that Vancouver’s summer weather is often influenced by the Pacific High, a semi-permanent high-pressure area over the northeastern Pacific Ocean? This system is responsible for the extended periods of sunny and dry weather that characterize the region’s summer months.

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