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Now · Victoria, British Columbia
13.8 °C

Mostly Cloudy

Humidity
89%
Wind
0 km/h N
Normal for today
low 8 °C, high 16 °C
Sunrise
7:15 AM (local time)
Sunset
6:49 PM (local time)

Observed Fri, Oct 2 at 9:00 PM (local time), Victoria Int'l Airport

Next 24 hours

Fri, Oct 2 10:00 PM 12°  
  11:00 PM 12°  
Sat, Oct 3 12:00 AM 12°  
  1:00 AM 11°  
  2:00 AM 11°  
  3:00 AM 11°  
  4:00 AM 11°  
  5:00 AM 11°  
  6:00 AM 11°  
  7:00 AM 12°  
  8:00 AM 12°  
  9:00 AM 13°  
  10:00 AM 15°  
  11:00 AM 16°  
  12:00 PM 17°  
  1:00 PM 18°  
  2:00 PM 19°  
  3:00 PM 19°  
  4:00 PM 19°  
  5:00 PM 19°  
  6:00 PM 18°  
  7:00 PM 17°  
  8:00 PM 16°  
  9:00 PM 15°  

Next days

Tonight Oct 2 Increasing cloudiness Low 11 °C
Saturday Oct 3 Clearing High 19 °C
Saturday night Oct 3 Clear Low 11 °C
Sunday Oct 4 Sunny High 18 °C
Sunday night Oct 4 Clear Low 9 °C
Monday Oct 5 A mix of sun and cloud High 16 °C
Monday night Oct 5 Cloudy periods Low 9 °C
Tuesday Oct 6 A mix of sun and cloud High 18 °C
Tuesday night Oct 6 Cloudy periods Low 8 °C
Wednesday Oct 7 A mix of sun and cloud High 19 °C
Wednesday night Oct 7 Cloudy periods Low 10 °C
Thursday Oct 8 A mix of sun and cloud High 20 °C

What the weather is like in Victoria

According to the Government of Canada’s official averages for 1981 to 2010 (Victoria Int'l A station), the coldest month is December, averaging 4 °C with lows around 1.1 °C, and the warmest is July, averaging 16.9 °C with highs around 22.4 °C. On average it gets 40 cm of snow a year, on about 8 days, and 845 mm of rain.

Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada, updated at 9:00 PM (local time). See on weather.gc.ca

Frequently asked questions

Which Canadian student city has the mildest winter?

Among the student cities on this page, Victoria has the mildest January, averaging 4.6 °C, according to the Government of Canada’s official averages. Vancouver gets about 38 cm of snow a year, against 122 cm in Toronto.

Which one has the coldest winter?

Among the same cities, Winnipeg has the coldest January, averaging -16.4 °C.

How cold does Toronto get?

In January, the coldest month, the average in downtown Toronto is -3.7 °C, with about 122 cm of snow a year, according to the official averages for 1981 to 2010.

Where does this data come from?

From Environment and Climate Change Canada, the Government of Canada weather service, through its official open data. The page checks it again every 20 minutes or so, and the service usually updates current conditions every hour.

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