Vancouver just broke a record for longest dry stretch ending in November

All that sunshine in Vancouver over the past several days has broken a new weather record.

According to Environment Canada, Vancouver has officially set a record for the longest stretch (13 days straight) of no precipitation ending in November.

New record for #Vancouver! With no chance of rain in today’s forecast, we will officially set a record for the longest stretch (13 days and going) of no precipitation ending in November. The previous fall record (12 days) dates back to November 19-30, 1956. #YVR

— ECCC Weather British Columbia (@ECCCWeatherBC) November 7, 2019

The last fall record of continuous sunshine lasted for 12 days and dates back to November 19 to 30, 1956.

Vancouver forecast Environment Canada

Sadly, the dry spell will end tomorrow. According to Environment Canada, the sun is supposed to stick around until Friday afternoon, but showers are expected to start in the evening and last throughout the Remembrance Day long weekend.

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