Get Set for Changing Skies: A 14-Day Outlook for Revelstoke BC with Rain, Clouds & Chilly Temps

Introduction

Imagine packing for a trip to the mountains around Revelstoke, British Columbia and wondering: what’s the weather going to be like for the next 14 days? That’s exactly what we’re looking into how things are shaping up, what to plan for, and how to adapt. Throughout this article we’ll take you through what the weather will likely do, key tips for planning, and how to stay comfortable.

Heading 1: Early week weather snapshot

At the start of the 14-day span you’ll notice quite a bit of cloud cover. Tuesday looks cloudy with occasional drizzle in the afternoon (high about 6 °C / 43 °F, low around 3 °C / 37 °F).

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Today	43° 37°	Cloudy with occasional rain and drizzle this afternoon
Wednesday	43° 38°	Rain and drizzle in the morning; otherwise, clouds breaking for some sun
Thursday	47° 33°	Times of clouds and sun
Friday	42° 37°	Cloudy
Saturday	43° 37°	Mostly cloudy with a little rain
Sunday	44° 31°	A couple of showers in the morning; otherwise, partly sunny
Monday	42° 33°	A little rain in the morning; otherwise, cloudy

Then on Wednesday there’s rain and drizzle in the morning, and then some clearing. So if you’re heading out mid-morning you might run into wet conditions first, then some breaks later.

Heading 2: Mid-week changes coming

By Thursday, things lighten up a bit: times of clouds and sun, high around 8 °C (47 °F) and low down near 0 °C. The shift means those who are planning hikes or scenic drives might find a better window.Friday returns to more cloud cover (high ~6 °C, low ~3 °C). So it’s a bit cooler and more overcast again.

Heading 3: Weekend outlook and planning

Saturday looks mostly cloudy with a little rain mixed in (high ~6 °C). Sunday brings a couple of morning showers, then partly sunny conditions (high ~7 °C, low around 0 °C).So if your weekend plans include being outside, Sunday afternoon appears the better choice.

Heading 4: What the second week ahead holds

From Monday through to around Thursday next week you're looking at mostly cloudy skies, with small chances of showers or drizzle. Highs stay in the 6–7 °C range, lows around 0–1 °C.By Thursday of that week there’s a stronger chance of rain (high ~7 °C, low ~4 °C) and into Friday slight warming (high ~8 °C). So gradual change, but still cool.

Heading 5: How the changing lows affect you

The nights are going to be cold several lows hover at or just above freezing (0 °C / 32 °F). That means if you’re staying in a cabin, camping or even just heading out early in the morning you’ll want warm layers, maybe thermal underwear or a heavy jacket.When the low hits 0 °C, frost becomes possible, and if roads aren’t clear you might even deal with icy patches.

Heading 6: Rain, drizzle and what it means for activities

Since there are numerous days with rain, drizzle, or showers, you’ll want to pack a waterproof jacket and sturdy footwear with good grip.For outdoor photography, the clouds might deliver soft light (great!), but you’ll want to protect your gear from dampness.If you were thinking of back-country hiking, pick the drier windows: e.g., Thursday of week one or Sunday afternoon look favorable.

Heading 7: Layering strategy for cool mountain weather

Start with a base layer (e.g., thermal or a cotton tee), add a mid-layer (fleece or light down jacket) and finish with a shell or waterproof outer.Since highs are modest (6-8 °C) and lows near 0, you’ll want something insulating and something weather-resistant.Don’t forget accessories: hat, gloves, scarf especially for early morning or late evening ventures.

Heading 8: Daylight, cloud cover and visibility

Cloud cover dominates much of the forecast, which means bright sunshine will be limited. But that doesn’t mean no light it just means less glare, which is often nicer for sightseeing.Visibility can still be very good, especially when skies break, like Thursday in week one or Sunday afternoon. Those could be prime moments for valley- or mountain-top views.

Heading 9: What this means if you’re skiing or planning mountain activities

If you’re planning to visit a ski resort or take a gondola ride, the cool temps are promising. The mix of clouds and rain means there’s potential for snow at higher elevations (though for precise snow forecasts you’ll want a dedicated snow report).If the forecast holds, mid-week might offer a clearer day (Thursday in week one), good for scenic lifts or light trekking.

Heading 10: Local tips for travellers staying comfortable

• Check local weather updates each morning: mountain conditions can change fast.

• For packing: include waterproof shoes, warm socks (wool or synthetic), and quick-dry pants.

• For outings: aim for the clearer windows (Thursday midday, Sunday afternoon) to avoid the damp mornings.

• Book indoor backup plans (cafés, museums) for the rainy days they’ll be handy.

• Respect that mountain weather may differ from valley: what’s 6 °C at your hotel might be colder 500 m higher up.

Final Thoughts

You’re looking at a cool, mostly cloudy next two weeks around Revelstoke with occasional rain and a few clearer windows. The highs stay in the single digits (°C), lows approach freezing. Whether you’re there for nature, relaxation, or adventure, packing smart and timing your outings will make a big difference. If you’re planning a trip, keep an eye on the forecast, aim for the better windows, and prepare for varied conditions. The weather is part of the mountain charm so embrace it, stay ready, and you’ll enjoy every moment.