Cooler temperatures and clouds expected across Greater Victoria this week

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Temperatures are expected to cool down across Greater Victoria this week as the end of September approaches.

According to Environment Canada, Monday, September 21st is expected to be one of the warmest days of the week, with temperatures cooling in the coming days.

Conditions are expected to be mostly sunny on Monday, with a high of 18°C and an overnight low of 10°C.

Tuesday is expected to be slightly cooler, with a high of 17°C and a mix of sun and clouds. The overnight low is 10°C.

Wednesday may bring some cooler temperatures and showers to the Capital area, with Environment Canada forecasting a 40% chance of rain and a high of only 15°C. The overnight low will drop down to 9°C.

On Thursday, the forecast is expected to clear up slightly, with a mix of sun and cloud and a high of 17°C. The overnight low will continue to get cooler, with an overnight low of 8°C.

Friday should bring some sun back to Great Victoria, with Environment Canada forecasting a sunny day with a high of 17°C. The overnight low on Friday is expected to be the coldest of the week at a chilly 6°C.

Temperatures should climb a bit on Saturday, with a high of 18°C expected along with a mix of sun and cloud. There will be an overnight low of 8°C.

Sunday should bring much of the same, with 17°C and a mix of sun and clouds.

Environment Canada

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Rory Dickinson
Rory is Victoria Buzz's newest Branded Content and Lifestyle Writer, starting with the company in April 2026. Originally from Kamloops, BC, Rory graduated from the English department at the University of Victoria in 2020. He has previously worked as an editor for several publications, including The Kamloops Chronicle and The Albatross: UVic's English Undergraduate Journal. In his free time, you can find Rory at the beach, with some sushi and a book in his hand, thankful that he is not dealing with the weather in the Thompson Okanagan.
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