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Weather Of Surrey Bc

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Edition Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

Surrey’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, brings a mix of clouds and sun typical of late autumn in the Fraser Valley. With the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Coast Mountains to the north, Surrey often sees milder temperatures than inland B.C. communities, though rain can arrive quickly when systems push through the Strait of Georgia.

What is the typical weather pattern for Surrey right now?

Surrey sits in a rain-shadow zone relative to Vancouver Island, but it still gets frequent Pacific fronts. This week, expect daytime highs near 8–10°C and overnight lows around 3–5°C. The weather in Surrey tomorrow will likely follow a similar pattern, with a chance of showers as a weak trough moves inland. For those checking the weather south Surrey area, conditions are nearly identical to the city centre, though closer to the U.S. border you may see slightly cooler overnight lows.

How does the longer-range outlook look?

For anyone planning ahead, the Surrey weather 30 days outlook suggests a gradual cooling trend as December approaches, with more frequent rain and occasional frost. A 28 day weather forecast Surrey from Environment Canada’s models indicates near-normal temperatures, but no major snow events are expected in the lowlands through early December. Keep an eye on the Vancouver Weather page for regional shifts that often affect Surrey first.

ElevationApproximately 80 metres above sea level
Average November High9°C
Average November Low3°C
Annual RainfallAbout 1,200 millimetres
Does Surrey get snow in winter?

Snow is uncommon in Surrey’s low-lying areas, averaging only 5–10 centimetres per year. When it does fall, it usually melts within a day due to the mild Pacific air. Higher elevations near the U.S. border may see slightly more accumulation.

Why is Surrey often cloudier than Vancouver?

Surrey lies farther from the open ocean, so marine air can stall over the Fraser Valley. This often traps low cloud and fog, especially in autumn and winter, while Vancouver gets more breaks of sun from sea breezes off English Bay.

How accurate are 30-day forecasts for Surrey?

Long-range forecasts for Surrey are general trend guides, not day-by-day predictions. Environment Canada’s 30-day outlooks are reliable for temperature and precipitation patterns, but local conditions can shift quickly with Pacific systems. Check the Canada weather hub for updates.

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