A Bright and Breezy Friday
Today, Vancouverites can expect a delightful Friday as the sun takes center stage. The temperature will rise to a comfortable 23°C, with a gentle westward breeze clocking in at 20 km/h. If you’re planning to head inland, temperatures might creep up to 26°C, making it feel more like a warm summer’s day. The humidity will add a touch of warmth, pushing the humidex to around 28°C in the city and 30°C inland. A UV index of 6 means you’ll want to keep that sunscreen handy!
As night falls, the skies will remain clear, with temperatures dipping to a cool 14°C. Light fog patches may develop after midnight, adding a touch of misty charm to the early morning hours.
The Weekend Outlook: Sunny Skies Continue
Saturday continues the trend of clear skies, with the mercury reaching 24°C—possibly higher inland at 28°C. The evening will be pleasant and cool, with a low of 15°C and clear skies, perfect for a late-night stroll or a quiet evening on the patio.
Sunday brings a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures again peaking at 24°C. The inland areas might see a slight increase, up to 29°C. Expect cloudy periods at night, with a low of 15°C.
Looking into next week, Monday and Tuesday will maintain the mix of sun and clouds, with highs around 23°C. It’s shaping up to be an ideal stretch of weather to enjoy the last days of summer.
Historical Tidbit
On this date in Vancouver’s weather history, the city has seen highs reaching 30.2°C and lows dipping to a chilly 8.5°C. So, while today’s weather is comfortably warm, it’s far from the extremes!
What to Wear
Today calls for light clothing, perhaps a breezy shirt and comfortable shorts. Don’t forget the sunscreen and sunglasses, especially if you’re planning to be outside during peak UV hours. For the cooler evenings, a light jacket should suffice.
Weather Trivia
Did you know that Vancouver’s climate is classified as oceanic, with mild, rainy winters and warm, dry summers? This unique climate means that while other parts of Canada may be bracing for the first signs of fall, Vancouver often enjoys extended periods of warmth well into September.
