Climate averages 1991–2020

Vancouver weather
in July.

A mild, moderately wet month: the 2nd warmest and the driest of the year. Meets the pleasant-weather rule

Long-term climate patterns, not a forecast for a particular trip.

Average high 21.6°C Daytime mean, July
Average low 14.0°C Night-time mean, July
Rainfall 53 mm 7 days with ≥1 mm
Daylight 16 h Sunrise to sunset, per day
Every month in Vancouver · average highYear overview

July is a mild month in Vancouver: daytime highs average 21.6°C and nights cool to about 14.0°C. By daytime temperature it is the 2nd warmest of the 12 months.

Expect about 53 mm of rain on roughly 7 days, which makes July a moderately wet month (the driest month of the year). Daylight, from sunrise to sunset, lasts about 15 h 48 min on an average July day.

The nearest other city in this atlas is North Vancouver (8 km away). In July its highs average 21.9°C, about as warm as Vancouver, with 53 mm of rain.

Among the 86 cities listed in Canada, Vancouver ranks 81st of 86 for the warmest July highs and joint 10th of 86 for the driest July (rainfall, lowest first). The mean July high of those 86 cities is 24.4°C; Vancouver is 2.8°C cooler than that mean.

From July to August, average highs rise by 0.2°C to 21.8°C, and monthly rainfall rises from 53 mm to 73 mm.

The annual picture

July in context

30-year average
Average highAverage low°C
Average daily high and low temperatures by month The same values are available in the monthly table below. Lines show mean daily maxima and minima, not a forecast interval. -50510152025 JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

Monthly rainfall

Average total · mm
Average monthly rainfall totalsEach bar is a mean monthly total over 1991–2020. Full numbers are in the table. JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec 3500

Averages from hourly ERA5 reanalysis data. Actual weather varies from year to year. How these numbers are calculated

Every month, side by side

Vancouver climate table

1991–2020
Monthly climate averages for Vancouver, 1991–2020
MonthAverage highHigh / lowAverage lowRainfall mm/monthRain days ≥1 mm/dayDaylight hours/dayDay­light h/day
January 5.4°C1.1°C1.1°C31619.08.79 h
February 6.9°C1.3°C1.3°C19115.610.110 h
March 8.9°C2.7°C2.7°C25219.211.912 h
April 11.9°C5.0°C5.0°C17516.913.714 h
May 15.8°C8.4°C8.4°C11712.515.315 h
June 18.2°C11.3°C11.3°C9411.516.216 h
July, selected 21.6°C14.0°C14.0°C536.615.816 h
August 21.8°C14.4°C14.4°C737.414.414 h
September 18.6°C11.9°C11.9°C12510.212.713 h
October 12.9°C7.7°C7.7°C24616.310.811 h
November 8.0°C3.8°C3.8°C34919.99.29 h
December 5.1°C1.3°C1.3°C30719.48.38 h

Rainfall is the average of the 30 separate monthly totals. A rain day is a local calendar day with at least 1 mm of precipitation. Daylight is the calculated sunrise-to-sunset length, not measured sunshine.

Compare places

July in nearby cities

Distance from Vancouver

Read the numbers correctly

Climate, not a promise.

These patterns help compare months. They cannot tell you the weather on a specific day of your trip.

Sources, method and limits

How these numbers are made (what the highs, lows and rain days mean, the sources and the model cell used for Vancouver) is explained once on the Vancouver year overview and on the Sources, method and limits page.

Burnaby, North Vancouver and New Westminster lie in the same rainfall cell, so their rainfall figures are identical to these; temperatures differ because they come from smaller 0.1° cells.