Vancouver weather is expected to improve after a few showers early Wednesday, with Environment and Climate Change Canada forecasting clearing conditions by late morning on October 14, 2026.
The city is expected to reach 15 C Wednesday afternoon, close to the seasonal normal maximum of 14 C, before temperatures fall to about 9 C overnight.
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Showers should end before noon
The latest forecast issued at 4 p.m. PDT on Tuesday, October 13, called for a few showers ending late Wednesday morning, followed by clearing skies.
Environment Canada’s hourly forecast showed the wettest conditions arriving overnight and continuing into the early morning, with showers listed through the first part of Wednesday.
Residents heading out early may want a rain jacket or umbrella, while afternoon commuters could see noticeably brighter conditions.
Sunshine arrives Thursday and Friday
Vancouver weather takes a warmer and more settled turn on Thursday, October 15, when the forecast calls for sunny skies and a high of 17 C.
Inland communities could be warmer, with temperatures reaching about 21 C in some areas.
Friday, October 16, is expected to be the warmest day in the current forecast period, with sunny conditions and a high of 18 C in Vancouver.
Temperatures could climb to 22 C inland before clouds increase and periods of rain develop Friday night.
Rain returns for the weekend
The forecast becomes more unsettled on Saturday, October 17, with showers and a high near 15 C.
Sunday is expected to be mainly cloudy, with a 60 per cent chance of showers and a high of 14 C.
Periods of rain are forecast Sunday night, followed by rain and a high near 13 C on Monday, October 19.
The pattern means Vancouver could see a useful dry window for outdoor plans on Thursday and Friday, although conditions are expected to deteriorate before the start of the following week.
Vancouver weather outlook at a glance
| Date | Forecast | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, October 14 | Showers ending late morning, then clearing | 15 C | 9 C |
| Thursday, October 15 | Sunny | 17 C | 8 C |
| Friday, October 16 | Sunny, rain developing overnight | 18 C | 11 C |
| Saturday, October 17 | Showers | 15 C | 7 C |
| Sunday, October 18 | Cloudy with a 60% chance of showers | 14 C | 9 C |
| Monday, October 19 | Rain | 13 C | Not listed |
What Vancouver residents should know
Wednesday’s low UV index is expected to remain at 2, or low, while sunrise is listed for 7:30 a.m. PDT and sunset for 6:26 p.m. PDT.
The forecast does not indicate a major storm system for Vancouver during the current seven-day forecast period, but the return of rain from Friday night into Monday could create wetter roads and reduced visibility.
Forecast details can change as new observations arrive, particularly for the timing and intensity of showers later in the week.
Drivers and pedestrians should check updated conditions before travelling, especially during the early Wednesday showers and the wetter period expected from Saturday through Monday.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will Vancouver weather be like on Wednesday, October 14, 2026?
A few showers are expected to end late in the morning, followed by clearing skies and a high of 15 C.
Which days will be sunny in Vancouver this week?
Thursday, October 15, and Friday, October 16, are forecast to be sunny.
When will rain return to Vancouver?
Periods of rain are expected to begin Friday night, with showers or rain continuing at times through Monday.
How warm will Vancouver get this week?
The forecast high is 18 C on Friday, October 16, with inland areas potentially reaching 22 C.
Is Vancouver expected to receive heavy rain this week?
The current forecast calls for showers and periods of rain but does not identify a major rainfall event for Vancouver.
Fact-Checked: Key temperatures, forecast timing and conditions were checked against Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Vancouver seven-day and hourly forecasts issued October 13, 2026. ([weather.gc.ca](https://weather.gc.ca/en/location/index.html?coords=49.245%2C-123.115&dtepoch=1746097307129&utm_source=openai))
Disclaimer: Weather conditions can change quickly, so readers should consult the latest Environment Canada forecast before travelling or making outdoor plans.