Don\u0027t forget your umbrella: Vancouver expects to get 20 to 25 mm of rain today.
The week’s unsettled weather continues Thursday, which will start off mostly cloudy with some showers in the morning before turning into full-on rain around noon into the evening. In total, about 20 to 25 mm of rain is expected to fall today at Vancouver International Airport, says Environment Canada. It’ll also be gusty, with up to 70 km/h winds expected near the water. There’s no respite from soggy weather this week, with showers and rain expected until Sunday.
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