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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scope Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows current conditions near Surrey, BC. Surrey’s weather is shaped by its location in the Fraser Valley, close to the Pacific Ocean — expect mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers, with today’s reading fitting that seasonal pattern.
What drives Surrey’s weather?
Surrey lies in a temperate maritime climate zone. Moist Pacific air brings frequent rain from October through March, while summer high-pressure systems produce long, sunny stretches. The Coast Mountains to the north and the Strait of Georgia to the west moderate temperature swings, so extreme cold or heat is rare.
How does this affect daily plans?
Winter rain is the main factor. Keep an umbrella handy from November to February; snowfall is light and usually melts within a day. Summers are ideal for outdoor activities, with July and August averaging 23–25°C. For current alerts, check the weather warning page and the broader Vancouver weather page for regional updates.
When is Surrey’s rainy season?
Rain is most frequent from October to March, with December and January the wettest months. Expect about 150 mm of precipitation each month during that period. Summers are much drier, with July often seeing less than 30 mm.
Does Surrey ever get snow?
Yes, but snow is light and infrequent. Surrey averages 30 cm of snow per year, mostly in January. Accumulations rarely last more than a day or two because temperatures hover near freezing.
What is the best time to visit Surrey?
Late June to early September offers the most reliable warm, dry weather. Daytime highs are comfortable in the low 20s °C, and rainfall is minimal. Spring and autumn are cooler and wetter but still pleasant for many activities.