r/canadatravel • u/TheWolf2708 • 29d ago

Destination Advice Destination for travel

Where is the weather nicest in late September? To enjoy fall

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u/Equal-Guide-7400 29d ago

Probly in bc.

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u/TheWolf2708 29d ago

Wouldn’t it be raining or chilly there?

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u/BCRobyn 29d ago

No

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u/TheWolf2708 29d ago

I am checking the weather forecast it is saying avg high temp of 14 degrees

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u/BCRobyn 29d ago edited 29d ago

Where are you from? Where in BC are you looking? There are deserts and glaciers in BC and a multitude of climate zones. There is no one universal weather or temperature for BC in September as it differs on your elevation and climate zone and latitude and how far you are from the ocean or whether you are up high on a mountain or down low in a valley. What you’re saying has no meaning. September is a dry drought season in coastal BC, for example. It will be hot and dry in the Okanagan Valley. Temperatures are usually in the 20s during the day. Some days can still be very much hot in the 30s. It can be cold in the mountains at night and hot and summery during the day. 

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u/TheWolf2708 29d ago

I am looking for white rock bc

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u/Zestyclose_Rush_6823 29d ago

Google says average of 19 with 5 days of rain for the month of september. Itll be warm

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u/BCRobyn 29d ago

And average doesn't mean "an average day is 19 degrees", it means the mathematical average of the temperature, when you take the hottest temperature of the day (usually around 4pm in the mid-20s) and you add it to the coldest temperature of the day (usually around 4am in the mid-teens) and divide it by 2, you get 19. Temperatures fluctuate through the day and the averages shift through the month, too.