Vancouver's Weather Is Calling For A Blast Of Spring Warmth But It's For One Day Only

Spring has sprung! 🌷

Sunny day in Vancouver, B.C.

Sunny day in Vancouver, B.C.

Contributing Writer

Spring will start to show its true colours in Vancouver, B.C. — but the warm weather is only going to last for one day.

You may have already noticed all the flowers starting to bloom as the weather starts to get a bit warmer and the afternoons finally have sunshine peeking through.

Spring has been pretty chilly this year, but it looks like tomorrow will deliver some pleasant weather.

If you live for the warmer days then you'll be happy to hear that on April 7, temperatures are set to reach up to 16 degrees in the Vancouver area, according to Environment Canada.

Environment Canada forecast.Environment Canada forecast.Environment Canada

April 7 will start off with a cloudy morning that will turn into a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon.

It might not be the sunny beach day you were hoping for, but at least it's not going to rain!

It might even feel like summer with this stunning weather forecast.

You will want to start getting your plans together to spend the day outside because you'll be getting a break from the chilly Vancouver weather and can finally enjoy some warmth.

Don't forget your SPF — Environment Canada says Thursday will see a UV level of 6, or high.

It will be the perfect weather to go check out all those gorgeous cherry blossom trees that have bloomed around the Vancouver area.

There's even a map that will show you exactly where all the best ones are.

The weather will be so great that it'll be a no-brainer to capture some Insta-worthy photo content.

Most importantly, just make sure to get outside and enjoy the beautiful spring weather for this week.

  • Ashley Harris (she/her) is a writer from Vancouver, Canada, who is passionate about discovering the best restaurants and activities in the city. A huge foodie, she has written for multiple print and digital magazines and is also a local foodie influencer.

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