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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Maple Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows Surrey’s current conditions and the next few hours. For today, expect a mix of sun and cloud with a high near 20°C, typical for late spring in the Lower Mainland.
What is Surrey’s typical weather pattern?
Surrey has a mild, coastal climate with wet winters and dry, warm summers. Rain is common from October through March, with about 1,200 millimetres of precipitation annually. Summers are pleasant, with July highs around 23°C and low humidity. Fog and overcast skies are frequent in winter. The city’s inland location means it often gets slightly warmer and drier than Vancouver proper during summer.
How does weather affect travel in Surrey?
Heavy rain can cause ponding on major roads like King George Boulevard and the Patullo Bridge approach. In winter, rare snowfalls (one to two days per year) can disrupt transit and driving because the city has limited snow removal equipment. Fog in November and December reduces visibility on Highway 99 and the Port Mann Bridge. Check the 10-day forecast before heading out.
Does Surrey get snow every year?
No. Surrey averages one to two days of snowfall annually, often melting within hours. Significant accumulations (over 5 cm) happen roughly once every three years, usually in January or February.
What is the best time to visit Surrey for weather?
Late July through early September offers the warmest, driest conditions. Daytime highs sit near 23–26°C, with long evening light. Rain is rare, and outdoor events like the Surrey Fusion Festival are comfortable.
How does Surrey weather compare to Vancouver?
Surrey is slightly warmer and drier in summer, and cooler in winter, especially inland. It receives about 100–150 millimetres less rain annually than Vancouver, due to its eastern location in the Fraser Valley rain shadow.