Temperature ranged from about 5°C to nearly 25°C. The warmest days, such as 11 Sep and 12 Sep, were days that the weather was reported as mostly sunny, while the coolest days mostly consisted of scattered showers. The week of data collection started with moderate temperatures at 15°C, increased to a high of 25°C halfway through, and then decreased to 13°C again by 15 Sep. Days that were cloudy or rainy maintained temperature better, whereas mostly sunny days had larger differences between the midday high and nighttime low.

Pressure ranged from just under 1004mb to about 1021mb. At the beginning of data collection on 8 Sep pressure was 120mb, near its highest, and proceeded to declined consistently until it reached 1004mb by the end of data collection.

Levels of precipitation were sporadic, with half of the month not receiving any rain and the remaining half receiving varying amounts of rain. 23 Sep received the most precipitation of the month in 2015, with almost 60mm, but most days saw less than 10mm. The dates during which data was collected received comparatively little, with less than 15mm for the entire week. The total for the month was 254.80mm.

Wind speed was most often under 25km/h and usually peaked around midday. The day with the fastest winds were 13 Sep, reaching nearly 40km/h, and four days in the latter half of the month going past 30km/h. Wind speed during data collection was consistent for the most part, with daily peaks around 15km/h, but 12 Sep and 13 Sep both peaked much higher.

Wind direction didn't have many consistencies and could come from any direction at any time of day. During data collection, it seemed there was slightly more chance of the wind coming from the North at night and from the South during the day, but there were many points where this was untrue. It should be considered that wind data from Tofino Airport may not represent the region's general wind patterns, as there are buildings and changing terrain that alters wind direction and funnels the wind, whereas out at sea this is not much of a problem. There is often an up inlet (landward) breeze that sets up in the afternoon as part of a land/sea breeze created by the differential heating of land and water.

The temperature appeared to be higher during most of the year in 2015 when compared to climatological normals, though the mean and max temperatures in September showed that temperature was slightly decreased compared to the 30-year normals.

Tofino Creek empties into the head of Tofino Inlet. In 2015 it had the highest daily discharge in late March, mid September and early December. It had the lowest discharge between the beginning of May and late August with almost 0 m³/s discharged daily in the summer months.

Data provided by the Government of Canada.