Weather in Surat, Gujarat
Surat is a large and bustling city in Gujarat, India, with a tropical wet and dry climate driven by the South Asian monsoon cycle.
Climate Overview
The southwest monsoon dominates central India from June through September. Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Gujarat all receive the bulk of their rain in these four months. Surat's year splits into three broad phases — summer (March–June), monsoon (July–September) and post-monsoon/winter (October–February). Each has its own character and forecast challenges.
Weather by season in Surat
Surat's year divides into four broad seasons. The southwest monsoon normally arrives around 11 June. Daytime figures below are typical lowland values for this latitude — hill stations sit markedly cooler.
- Winter (Dec–Feb): days around 30°C, nights around 16°C. Mild, dry and one of the most pleasant times to visit.
- Summer / pre-monsoon (Mar–Jun): days around 38°C, nights around 25°C. Warm and humid, building towards the monsoon.
- Monsoon (Jul–Sep): days around 31°C, nights around 23°C. Frequent rain and high humidity; the wettest part of the year.
- Post-monsoon (Oct–Nov): days around 32°C, nights around 20°C. Skies clear and temperatures ease — comfortable and settled.
Today's Weather in Surat
The current weather conditions in Surat are updated every hour from the ECMWF global model via Open-Meteo. You can see real-time temperature, humidity, wind speed and air quality at the top of this page.
Hourly Forecast
Planning your day in Surat? The 24-hour forecast shows temperature changes, precipitation probability and wind conditions for each hour, helping you pick the best time for travel, outdoor work or events in Gujarat.
7-Day Weather Forecast for Surat
For the week ahead in Surat, see daily highs, lows and rain chance in our extended forecast section above.
Air Quality in Surat
Air quality in Surat is measured using the European Air Quality Index, with PM2.5 and PM10 particulate matter readings displayed alongside the live forecast. In larger cities like Surat, AQI can deteriorate sharply from October to January. A mask and limited outdoor time can help on the worst days.
Quick facts about Surat
Surat has a population of about 44,67,797; sits at 21.17°N; and is in India; its monsoon typically arrives in mid-June.
Common spellings
Local search audiences in Gujarat often type the weather query in Gujarati (ગુજરાતી). The Gujarati word for weather is હવામાન, commonly transliterated as havaman, havamaan, havamana. The Hindi मौसम (mausam, mosam, mausham) is also widely used across Surat. All refer to the same thing — current weather, today's temperature and the forecast you'll find on this page.
Nearby Cities in Gujarat
Explore weather forecasts for other cities in Gujarat. See the "More in Gujarat" section above, or browse the full list on our states page.