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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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For today weather Surrey, expect a mix of sun and cloud with a high near the seasonal average, as indicated by the live forecast above. Spring conditions in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland often bring variable cloud and occasional drizzle, so a light jacket is practical.
What is driving today’s weather pattern?
A broad ridge of high pressure over the Pacific is nudging a weak trough toward the coast, resulting in the partly cloudy skies shown in the live forecast. This setup is typical for mid-spring: mornings may start with patchy fog, then gradually clear. Winds remain light from the southwest at 10–15 km/h, keeping conditions stable for most outdoor plans.
How does this compare to the usual climate?
Surrey’s daily temperatures in April tend to range from 6°C overnight to around 14°C in the afternoon. The live forecast aligns with that pattern. Those checking today weather Vancouver will see a similar story, as the neighbouring cities share the same coastal influence. For a longer view, the weather Surrey 14 days outlook suggests a gradual warming trend later in the week.
Will it rain in Surrey today?
No significant rain is expected, though a brief shower cannot be ruled out. The live forecast shows only a 20% chance of precipitation, so the morning commute and afternoon errands should stay dry.
What is the weather in Surrey tomorrow?
The weather in Surrey tomorrow looks similar: partly cloudy and near 13°C. A weak front may bring a few more clouds by evening, but no major shift is expected through the next 48 hours.
Can I find a extended forecast for Surrey?
Yes; the weather in Surrey British Columbia 10 days and the Surrey weather 30 days outlook are available on the live forecast panel. Always cross‑check with Environment Canada updates as longer‑range predictions carry inherent uncertainty.