Spring is officially beginning soon, and that means there’s a whole new forecast in store for Vancouver this April.
From rain showers, snow, and spring sunshine, here’s what you can expect from next month’s weather.
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Spring Weather In B.C.
Before we get into Vancouver specifically, we’ll take a look at B.C. as a whole.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac notes that B.C. should expect a wetter-than-usual season, as well as some cooler-than-normal temperatures. Notably, southern B.C. will have slightly cooler-than-normal temperatures in April.
“Precipitation will be well above normal for the region with ongoing rainy periods,” notes the Old Farmer’s Almanac.
Vancouver April Forecast
The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts that early April will potentially have snow showers in the north, with rain showers in the south. It’ll be a fairly cold time of the month, as well. Environment Canada says that while the temperature will be around 5°, it’ll feel more like 4° to 3°.
For the middle of April, it’ll be a mixture of sunny skies and cooler periods. Unsurprisingly, it will also be rainy, with the rainy periods happening during April 21-30.
Overall, April will sit at an average of 7°C and have an expected precipitation amount of 125mm, which is about 25mm above the average.
It’s looking to be a fairly standard spring month for April, complete with rain, some sunshine, and colder in-betweens. Be sure to bundle up and grab a pair of boots for the upcoming weather!
