Pitt Meadows, BC, is in for a stretch of sunny and warm weather starting Monday. Environment Canada says conditions will clear early in the week, with temperatures climbing into the high 20s and plenty of sunshine through Wednesday.
As of noon on Monday, July 13, 2026, the temperature in Pitt Meadows was 22°C, with a light southwest wind at 7 km/h. Humidity was low at 31 percent, and barometric pressure was falling. Monday’s high is expected to reach 26°C under mainly sunny skies.
The Environment Canada forecast shows Tuesday, July 14, will be the warmest day of the week, with a high of 28°C and a UV index of 8, which is very high. Residents spending time outdoors are encouraged to use sun protection. The sunny, dry pattern continues through Wednesday before a 60 percent chance of showers arrives Thursday, bringing cloudy skies and a high of 23°C.
July in Pitt Meadows normally sees average highs around 21°C and lows near 13°C, so this week’s temperatures are a bit above normal. July is also typically the driest month, with about 64 millimetres of rain. Despite the heat, there are no flood concerns. The BC River Forecast Centre reports no active flood warnings or advisories as the spring freshet season has ended.
Pitt Meadows sits largely within the Fraser River and Pitt River floodplains, and the city maintains 60 kilometres of dikes and six pump stations for flood protection. However, river levels are currently normal, and no flooding is expected. Sunrise on Monday was at 5:20 a.m. PDT, with sunset at 9:13 p.m., giving nearly 16 hours of daylight for outdoor activities.
