Lamont County Weather Conditions
Current Temperature Level
Lamont County Weather Conditions
Current Temperature Level
Last Updated: 2026-08-04 16:30 (Local Time)
Cloudy
Mostly cloudy skies with a high of 14 °C. Humidity at 80% and winds around 15.1 km/h.20°C / 10°C
Sunrise
05:51 AM15hrs 33min
Sunset
09:24 PMAugustWeather Overview
No. of days:
Sunny
2
Cloudy
8
Rainy
20
Snowy
0
The monthly weather averages in Lamont County consist of 2 sunny days, 8 cloudy days, 20 rainy days, and 0 snowy days.
Canada's Hottest Cities - August 2026
1.
Abbotsford, British Columbia
33 °C
Smoky haze
21%
2.8
8.3 kmph / W
2.
Pitt Meadows, British Columbia
33 °C
Sunny
29%
2.8
11.2 kmph / SW
3.
Maple Ridge, British Columbia
33 °C
Sunny
29%
2.8
11.2 kmph / SW
4.
Langley Township, British Columbia
32 °C
Sunny
29%
3.3
10.4 kmph / WSW
5.
Langley, British Columbia
32 °C
Sunny
29%
3.3
10.4 kmph / WSW
6.
Chilliwack, British Columbia
32 °C
Smoky haze
24%
2.1
9 kmph / WSW
7.
Agassiz, British Columbia
32 °C
Smoky haze
24%
2.1
9 kmph / WSW
8.
Kent, British Columbia
32 °C
Smoky haze
24%
2.1
9 kmph / WSW
9.
Port Moody, British Columbia
31 °C
Sunny
36%
3
11.2 kmph / SW
10.
Coquitlam, British Columbia
31 °C
Sunny
36%
3
11.2 kmph / SW
Last Updated: 04 Aug 2026, 10:59 PM
City Weather RankingsFAQs About Lamont County Weather Conditions
1. What is the current temperature in Lamont County today - 04 August 2026?
1. What is the current temperature in Lamont County today - 04 August 2026?
The current temperature in Lamont County is 20°C, with a feels-like temperature of 19°C. Today's forecast shows a high of 20°C and a low of 10°C, giving a 10 degree swing through the day as of 04:30 PM 04 August 2026.
2. What are the current weather parameters in Lamont County today?
2. What are the current weather parameters in Lamont County today?
Here is a complete overview of Lamont County's current weather conditions as of 04:30 PM 04 August 2026: Condition : Rain Shower Temperature : 20°C Cool (Feels like 19°C) Humidity : 72% Wind Speed : 10.8 km/h from WNW (297 degrees), Gust 4.6 m/s UV Index : 3.7 (Moderate Air Pressure : 1011 mb Cloud Cover : 70% Visibility : 10 km Precipitation : 1.09 mm (73% chance of rain)
3. What is the 10-day weather forecast for Lamont County from 04:30 PM 04 August 2026?
3. What is the 10-day weather forecast for Lamont County from 04:30 PM 04 August 2026?
From 04:30 PM 04 August 2026, Lamont County's 10-day forecast shows this trend: Today (Aug. 4) : Temp. 14°C, Hum. 80% and Cloudy condition. Wednesday (Aug. 5) : Temp. 17°C, Hum. 80% and Partly Cloudy condition. Thursday (Aug. 6) : Temp. 12°C, Hum. 79% and Partly Cloudy condition. Friday (Aug. 7) : Temp. 14°C, Hum. 74% and Partly Cloudy condition. Saturday (Aug. 8) : Temp. 16°C, Hum. 78% and Overcast condition. Sunday (Aug. 9) : Temp. 15°C, Hum. 79% and Partly Cloudy condition. Monday (Aug. 10) : Temp. 14°C, Hum. 71% and Partly Cloudy condition. Tuesday (Aug. 11) : Temp. 16°C, Hum. 70% and Partly Cloudy condition. Wednesday (Aug. 12) : Temp. 18°C, Hum. 65% and Rain Showers condition. Thursday (Aug. 13) : Temp. 18°C, Hum. 66% and Rain Showers condition.
4. Will it rain in Lamont County today?
4. Will it rain in Lamont County today?
As of 04:30 PM 04 August 2026, yes — Lamont County is currently experiencing rainfall with 1.09 mm of precipitation. This is expected to temporarily improve AQI by washing pollutants out of the atmosphere.
5. What is the monthly weather forecast for Lamont County in August 2026?
5. What is the monthly weather forecast for Lamont County in August 2026?
August 2026 in Lamont County is forecast to have 2 sunny days, 20 rainy days, 8 cloudy days, and 0 snowy days. Temperatures for the month range from lows around 5°C to highs of 28°C.
6. How does the weather in Lamont County affect air quality?
6. How does the weather in Lamont County affect air quality?
Weather directly impacts air quality in Lamont County. Calm winds, high humidity, fog, and high pressure trap pollutants near the ground, worsening AQI. Strong winds, rainfall, and low pressure help disperse them. Rising temperatures and UV levels intensify ozone and smog formation, while poor visibility signals elevated particulate matter. Monitoring weather alongside AQI gives the clearest picture of outdoor safety.



