Barometric Pressure in North Vancouver, Canada 
1017.5 hPa
12 ℃
71%
5.2 m/s
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The average pressure in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada today is , which is considered normal. Pressure is trending rising.
Weather prediction: Fairly fine, improving
Rapid Pressure Changes
Rapid pressure changes detected in North Vancouver, often a sign of approaching weather shifts. See the forecast chart or get pressure alerts.
- Rapid Fall : ()
The daily total fluctuation in pressure in North Vancouver is , with a low of and a high of .
Forecast
Hourly Pressure Trends
Track the barometric pressure in North Vancouver hour by hour across the next 6 hourly readings.
North Vancouver has a mild, often cloudy climate shaped by the Pacific Ocean. In fall and winter, low-pressure systems commonly arrive from the ocean, bringing rain and stronger winds. High pressure is more common in summer, so skies are often drier and calmer, though clouds can still form near the water.
The city sits beside Burrard Inlet and below steep mountains. Moist air from the ocean rises over the slopes, leading to frequent rain, especially on higher ground. The mountains also block some cold air from inland, while sheltered areas near the inlet can have different conditions from nearby slopes.
Fall is usually wet, and winter brings cool rain at lower elevations and snow in the mountains. Spring stays changeable, with showers mixed with brighter days. Summer is generally the driest season, with warm afternoons and cooler evenings near the water. Higher trails can stay chilly and snowy longer than streets near the inlet.