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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.
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Tomorrow in Surrey, the live forecast above shows the main story: a mostly cloudy sky with a chance of showers and a high near 14°C, which is typical for early spring in the Fraser Valley. Brief sun breaks are possible in the afternoon, but keep a rain jacket handy.
What does “partly sunny with showers” actually mean for Surrey tomorrow?
When Environment Canada calls for a mix of sun and cloud with a 40 percent chance of showers, it means the line between dry and damp will shift throughout the day. The best chance for rain is in the late morning and mid-afternoon, while the early morning and evening could stay dry. Carry a light waterproof layer even if it is dry when you head out.
How does tomorrow compare to the extended outlook?
The live forecast above lines up with the weather surrey 14 days outlook, which shows a gradual transition toward cooler, unsettled conditions. If you are looking further ahead, the surrey weather 30 days and 28 day weather forecast surrey products both suggest that this pattern of alternating cloud and showers will persist through the week before a ridge of high pressure builds later in the month.
Is the surrey weather tomorrow hourly forecast reliable?
Hourly forecasts are most dependable within the first 12 hours. By tomorrow afternoon, small shifts in the marine layer could change whether a shower hits your neighbourhood, so check the live forecast in the morning for the most current timing.
Will the rain be heavy enough to affect driving?
No. These are light, intermittent showers, not steady downpours. Visibility may dip briefly on Highway 1 or King George Boulevard during a heavier burst, but no travel disruptions are expected.
Should I expect frost tomorrow morning?
Not likely. The overnight low near 7°C is well above freezing. Frost is uncommon in Surrey once daytime highs consistently reach the low teens, as they have done this week.