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Vancouver’s seven-day forecast, shown in the live forecast above, points to a mild and unsettled stretch typical of early spring, with daytime highs near seasonal averages and a chance of showers on several days. The coast and nearby mountains will see the most cloud, while inland neighbourhoods may catch brief sunny breaks between systems.
What pattern is setting up for the week?
A series of Pacific fronts will keep the region in a cyclonic flow through midweek, bringing intermittent rain, especially overnight and in the morning. By late week a building ridge of high pressure could bring drier conditions, though the live forecast above should be checked for any shifts in timing. Winds will stay light out of the southeast, gusting only near the Strait of Georgia on Thursday.
How does this compare to average conditions for late March?
This week’s temperatures sit close to Vancouver’s climatological norm of about 10–12 °C for daytime highs, with overnight lows in the mid-single digits. The chance of rain is typical for this time of year, though the frequency of showers may feel a bit higher than usual. The full Vancouver forecast page offers a longer looks, including links to other Canadian cities.
Will it rain every day this week?
Not every day, but showers are likely on at least four of the seven days. Drier breaks are possible Friday and Saturday afternoon. Check the live forecast above for hourly details on timing.
Is there any risk of fog or frost?
Overnight fog could form in the Fraser Valley on calm mornings, but frost is unlikely with lows above 4 °C. The mountains may see a dusting of snow above 1,000 metres.
How does the seven-day outlook compare with longer-range forecasts?
Longer outlooks—like a vancouver weather 14 day or weather in vancouver 10 days—suggest a shift to more settled weather in early April. For very extended trends, the vancouver weather 30 days projection points to near-normal temperatures.