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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Edition Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tofino weather today is dominated by Pacific moisture, with the live forecast above showing the immediate trend. Located on Vancouver Island’s west coast, Tofino experiences a temperate rainforest climate—mild, wet winters and cool, relatively dry summers define the year here.
What is the typical weather for Tofino by month?
Summer (June to September) is Tofino’s dry season, with average highs of 17 to 20 degrees Celsius and long daylight hours. Winter (November to February) brings the heaviest rain—Tofino averages more than 3,000 millimetres annually. March and October shoulder transition months with unpredictable swell and passing showers. For a deeper look at month-by-month averages and packing suggestions, consult the Canada weather hub for regional breakdowns.
How can I track a 7 day or 14 day forecast for Tofino?
The live forecast above provides up-to-the-hour conditions. For longer outlooks, Environment and Climate Change Canada issues a reliable tofino weather 7 day forecast and a tofino weather 14 day trend each afternoon. For wind and swell timing, check the tofino weather hourly breakdown on the same service. Visitors also rely on the tofino weather cam at Chesterman Beach for real-time cloud and wave visuals before heading out. For a wider regional picture and any watches or warnings, visit the weather warning page.
How accurate are 30 day forecasts for Tofino?
A tofino weather 30 day outlook is a broad climate trend, not a day-by-day guarantee. Pacific systems shift quickly; rely on 5 to 7 day updates from Environment Canada for trip planning.
Is Tofino warmer than Vancouver in summer?
No. Vancouver often hits the mid-20s Celsius inland, while Tofino stays cooler—typically 17 to 20 °C—thanks to onshore ocean breezes. Check Vancouver Weather for a direct comparison.
Does Tofino get snow?
Rarely at sea level. Snow falls maybe once or twice a year and melts within hours. The tofino weather radar often shows rain bands, not snow, moving in from the Pacific.