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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the True North Brief Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Houston, BC, currently sees conditions as shown in the live forecast above, with temperatures ranging from a low near 2°C to a high around 8°C. This places the community in a typical early-spring pattern, with daytime highs climbing above freezing but overnight lows often dipping near or below zero.
What is the typical weather year-round in Houston, BC?
Houston experiences a continental climate with heavy precipitation. Annual rainfall averages 600–800 mm, while snowfall totals roughly 200–300 cm. Summers are mild, with July highs near 20°C, and winters are cold, with January lows around -10°C. The region sees frequent cloud cover and precipitation, especially from October through March.
How does Houston BC weather compare to nearby areas?
Houston sits in the Bulkley Valley, so its weather is similar to Smithers BC weather and Burns Lake weather, though Houston tends to be slightly wetter. The Weather Network and Environment Canada both show that Houston BC weather hourly can shift quickly due to Pacific systems moving through the Coast Mountains. For a longer view, check the Houston BC weather 14 day outlook on our Canada weather hub.
What is the best time to visit Houston BC for mild weather?
Late June through August offers the most reliable warmth, with daytime highs of 18–22°C and minimal rain. July is the driest month, averaging 50–60 mm of precipitation.
Does Houston BC get extreme winter cold?
Yes, but not as severe as more interior locations. Arctic outbreaks can push temperatures to -30°C for a few days each winter, but the average January low is -10°C. Snow cover typically lasts from November to March.
How accurate is the Houston BC weather forecast from Environment Canada?
Environment Canada’s 5-day forecast for Houston is generally reliable for temperature trends, but precipitation timing can be tricky due to local valley effects. The weather warning page is the best source for alerts about heavy snow or freezing rain.