Current Conditions and Forecast
Vancouver is waking up to a cool start today with periods of drizzle in the early morning. Temperatures are sitting around 17°C, with a light breeze from the east at 10 km/h. As the day progresses, the drizzle is expected to taper off by late morning, giving way to overcast skies.
By the afternoon, Vancouverites can expect a mix of sun and cloud, with the sun taking over by mid-afternoon, pushing the high up to 24°C. Winds will shift to the southeast at 10 km/h, maintaining a gentle breeze throughout the day.
Barometric Pressure: The pressure currently stands at 101.8 kPa, with steady conditions expected throughout the day.
Humidity: Humidity is moderate, sitting around 85% this morning and gradually dropping as the day warms up.
Tomorrow’s Outlook
Looking ahead to tomorrow, Vancouver will see a similar pattern, with morning clouds giving way to clear skies by the afternoon. The high is expected to reach 25°C, with a slight increase in humidity, making it feel a bit warmer. The winds will remain light, predominantly from the southwest at 10 km/h.
Historical Weather for Today
Historically, July 31 in Vancouver has seen extremes ranging from a chilly low of 8.9°C back in 1945 to a sweltering high of 29.4°C in 1965. Today’s expected high of 24°C is comfortably within the average range for this time of year, which typically sees highs around 22.4°C and lows around 13.7°C.
What to Wear
Given the mix of drizzle and sunshine, it’s best to dress in layers. A light waterproof jacket will keep you dry during the morning drizzle, but be prepared to shed it as the day warms up. Sunglasses and sunscreen are also advisable for the afternoon when the sun breaks through.
Vancouver Weather Trivia
Did you know? Vancouver’s highest recorded temperature for July 31 was 29.4°C in 1965, which is quite warm for this coastal city. Despite its rainy reputation, the city can see surprisingly hot days during the summer.
