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Cities in British Columbia — climate month by month

Compare 2 cities in British Columbia, Canada, across the year.

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CityJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Vancouver
3.4°C38.1°F
235 mm9.3″
5.2°C41.4°F
166 mm6.5″
6.9°C44.4°F
163 mm6.4″
9.5°C49.1°F
129 mm5.1″
12.9°C55.2°F
98 mm3.9″
15.8°C60.4°F
81 mm3.2″
18.2°C64.8°F
54 mm2.1″
18.5°C65.3°F
55 mm2.2″
15.3°C59.5°F
74 mm2.9″
10.5°C50.9°F
175 mm6.9″
6.5°C43.7°F
277 mm10.9″
4.2°C39.6°F
233 mm9.2″
Victoria
4.3°C39.7°F
114 mm4.5″
5.7°C42.3°F
82 mm3.2″
7.2°C45°F
61 mm2.4″
9.4°C48.9°F
40 mm1.6″
12.6°C54.7°F
31 mm1.2″
15.4°C59.7°F
26 mm1″
17.4°C63.3°F
18 mm0.7″
17.6°C63.7°F
22 mm0.9″
15°C59°F
28 mm1.1″
10.5°C50.9°F
64 mm2.5″
6.5°C43.7°F
123 mm4.8″
4.5°C40.1°F
120 mm4.7″

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Frequently asked questions

Which city in British Columbia has the least rain?

Victoria is the driest city in British Columbia, with approximately 729 mm / 28.7 in of average annual rainfall.

Which city in British Columbia is warmest in July?

Vancouver is the warmest city in British Columbia in July, with an average temperature of 18.2°C / 64.8°F.

Which city in British Columbia is warmest in January?

Victoria is the warmest city in British Columbia in January, with an average temperature of 4.3°C / 39.7°F.

Which city in British Columbia has the mildest year-round climate?

Vancouver has the highest annual average temperature in British Columbia at 10.6°C / 51.1°F, while Victoria has the lowest at 10.5°C / 50.9°F.

Which city in British Columbia has the most sunny months?

Victoria matches our sunny profiles (warm/mild with limited rain) for 4 months of the year — the most of any city in British Columbia.