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As of 5:00pm tonight the dew point at the Vancouver Airport is officially 20.2°C / 68.4°F. That's even higher than during the record setting heatwave of July 2009, when it reached 19°C. I don't know when (or if) the last time a dew point of 20°C was recorded in Vancouver, but it's certainly been a long time.
Edit: After looking through the historical data, it seems the last time Vancouver got this humid was on June 14th, 1999 when the dew point hit 21°C.
Last edited by Morningrise; 06-30-2013 at 06:50 PM..
I'd have thought Vancouver was similar to here with regards to dew points. Obviously not though as dew points in the mid 60's aren't uncommon at all here.
They might be more similar than I thought. If weatherspark is right
A look at the morning dewpoints across the country and the Apparent Ridge/Trough/Ridge setup. Wisconsin looking good this morning.
Northern Michigan is the driest spot East of Longitude 90°
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