Vancouver snow forecast
What is the weather like in Vancouver in Canada, and what is the forecast for the next few days? Check the current weather forecast for Vancouver on this page. Here, you will find the weather forecast for the next 48 hours as well as the next 14 days, so you’ll know exactly what to expect and what the weather will be like in Vancouver during your winter holiday.
The weather in Vancouver
On this page, you will find the current weather forecast for Vancouver, located in the ski resort of Vancouver Ski Resorts in Canada. Check the forecast and temperature for both the valley and the mountain. This will help you see what conditions will be like on the slopes and whether you need to add an extra layer for the day’s skiing. Will snow be in the forecast, or will the sun be shining? And what about the wind? How high is the frost line (0-degree limit), and what is the current snow depth in Vancouver? Read on for all this information!
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48-hour weather forecast for Vancouver
22 February 2025
Night
Expectation 6 mm
0-degree limit 1641 metres
8°C
Morning
Expectation 3 mm
0-degree limit 1733 metres
10°C
Midday
Expectation 16 mm
0-degree limit 1889 metres
10°C
Evening
Expectation 4 mm
0-degree limit 1968 metres
10°C
23 February 2025
Night
Expectation 5 mm
0-degree limit 1712 metres
9°C
Morning
Expectation 2 mm
0-degree limit 1897 metres
11°C
Midday
Expectation 5 mm
0-degree limit 1973 metres
11°C
Evening
Expectation 4 mm
0-degree limit 1465 metres
10°C
22 February 2025
23 February 2025
14-day weather forecast for Vancouver
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Frost line
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Frost line
1569 metres
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Frost line
1395 metres
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Wind
Frost line
1094 metres
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Wind
Frost line
1042 metres
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Wind
Frost line
1227 metres
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Wind
Frost line
1838 metres
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Wind
Frost line
1634 metres
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Wind
Frost line
1437 metres
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Wind
Frost line
1131 metres
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Wind
Frost line
954 metres
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Wind
Frost line
860 metres
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Frost line
778 metres
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Frost line
662 metres
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Wind
Frost line
762 metres
Snow depth in Vancouver
Snow is what makes a ski holiday special. Ideally, we wake up every day to Kaiser weather: a layer of fresh snow, bright sunshine, and a clear blue sky. However, icy temperatures and heavy snowfalls are also part of the experience. Or those foggy days when you ski from hut to hut, warming up with a cup of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate. When it comes to winter sports, the weather can be unpredictable, and nothing changes more rapidly than mountain weather. In addition to the forecast for the coming days, the current snow depth is a key part of the weather report in Vancouver. How much snow is there on the mountain and in the valley of the Vancouver Ski Resorts ski area? Check the table below to see the current snow depth in Vancouver.
Snow depth on the mountain and in the valley
Mountain: 247 cm
Valley: 160 cm
- Snow depth valley 160
- Cross-country ski trails open (km) 2
- Valley descent open Open
- Hiking trails open (km) 0
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Explanation of the weather forecast in Vancouver
The weather report for Vancouver is updated daily and is carefully compiled by meteorologists working with Snowplaza. Curious about the forecast for the next two days? Check out the 48-hour weather forecast, which provides information for the morning, afternoon, evening, and night. The symbols indicate whether snow or rain is expected, whether it will be cloudy, or if the sun will be shining. Click on "village" to see the weather conditions in the valley, and on "mountain" for forecasts at higher altitudes. The zero-degree line indicates the frost line, which changes depending on the temperature. Don't confuse it with the snowline—snow can still fall several hundred meters below the zero-degree line. For a longer-term outlook, check the 14-day weather forecast for Vancouver. Keep in mind that weather conditions can change dramatically over two weeks, so be sure to check back daily if you're planning a winter sports trip soon.