Surat Weather Forecast: September has started with a mix of clouds and rain over parts of South Gujarat, including Surat. According to the latest India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast issued on September 1, 2026, rainfall activity is expected to continue at some places in South Gujarat during the coming days, although no official heavy-rain warning has been issued for Gujarat from September 1 to September 7.
The latest IMD observations also show that Surat recorded 8 mm of rainfall in the preceding 24-hour period, while the maximum temperature was around 32°C and the minimum temperature around 24.5°C.
With the monsoon still active, residents are watching closely for the possibility of another spell of rain in Surat and other parts of South Gujarat.
Surat Weather Forecast at a Glance
| Period | Rainfall Outlook | Temperature Trend | Weather |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 1–2 | Light to moderate rain possible | Around 25–33°C | Cloudy with rain chances |
| September 3 | Rain/thundershowers possible | Around 25–33°C | Partly to generally cloudy |
| September 4–5 | Rain likely at some places | Around 25–32°C | Cloudy, occasional showers |
| September 6–7 | Rain possible at some places | Around 25–33°C | Mainly cloudy with showers |
| September 8–10 | No major change indicated | Around mid-20s to low-30s°C | Variable/cloudy |
| September 11–15 | Exact city-level forecast not yet available | To be updated | Monitor fresh IMD updates |
Important: A 15-day city-level forecast should not be treated as a precise day-by-day prediction. IMD’s detailed forecast is more reliable for the immediate 5–7 days, while the extended forecast indicates broader trends.
Will It Rain in Surat in the Coming Days?
Yes, rain remains possible in Surat during the first week of September. The latest IMD Gujarat bulletin says rainfall occurred at several places in South Gujarat, including Surat, Dang, Tapi, Navsari and Valsad. For September 4, IMD expects light to moderate rain or thundershowers at a few places across South Gujarat, including Surat. This means Surat could see intermittent showers rather than continuous rainfall throughout the day.
September 1–3: Rain Chances Continue
The beginning of September is expected to remain relatively cloudy, with rain or thundershowers possible in parts of South Gujarat. Surat’s recent rainfall activity also indicates that moisture remains present over the region. The IMD recorded 8 mm of rain at Surat during the previous reporting period.
September 4–5: Another Spell of Showers Possible
According to the IMD state forecast, light to moderate rain or thundershowers are likely at a few places across all districts of South Gujarat, including Surat, during September 4–5. Residents should therefore expect changing weather conditions, particularly during periods of cloud development.
September 6–7: Rain May Continue
Rainfall activity is expected to remain possible across parts of South Gujarat through September 6–7. However, the latest IMD warning information does not indicate a heavy-rain warning for Gujarat during these dates.
Is There a Heavy Rain Alert for Surat?
Currently, there is no official heavy-rain warning for Surat or Gujarat for September 1–7. The IMD’s subdivision-wise warning page, issued on September 1, lists “No Warning” for Gujarat for each of the seven forecast days.
This is an important distinction. Rain is still possible in Surat, but residents should not interpret every rain forecast as a heavy-rain alert. Weather conditions can change quickly during the monsoon, so any new IMD district-level warning should be treated as the latest official update.
Surat Temperature Forecast
Surat’s temperature is expected to remain relatively moderate during rainy and cloudy periods.
The latest IMD observation for Surat recorded:
- Maximum temperature: 32°C
- Minimum temperature: 24.5°C
- Rainfall: 8 mm
- Morning relative humidity: 97%
- Evening relative humidity: 69%
For the coming week, temperatures are broadly expected to remain in the mid-20s to low-30s Celsius, with cloud cover and rainfall potentially keeping daytime temperatures lower on wetter days.
15-Day Surat Weather Outlook
September 1–7
This is the period for which the most useful short-range information is currently available.
Rain: Light to moderate showers possible at some places
Temperature: Approximately 25–33°C
Sky: Generally cloudy at times
Heavy Rain Warning: None currently issued by IMD for Gujarat
South Gujarat, including Surat, remains one of the areas where rainfall is expected to occur during the first week of September.
September 8–10
IMD’s Gujarat forecast indicates no major change for the subsequent two days following the first seven-day forecast period.
This suggests that residents should continue to monitor the possibility of showers, but there is currently no basis for claiming a major rainfall event in Surat for these dates.
September 11–15
A precise Surat-specific day-by-day rainfall and temperature forecast for September 11–15 is not currently available from IMD.
The India Meteorological Department provides extended-range forecasts to identify broader weather trends, but these should not be presented as exact city-level predictions for each individual date. Therefore, the forecast for September 11–15 should be updated when fresh IMD short-range forecasts become available.
Why Surat May See Intermittent Rain Instead of Continuous Rain
The latest national IMD outlook says rainfall activity is expected to remain subdued over Peninsular India during the coming week. At the same time, the Gujarat state forecast continues to indicate rain at some places over South Gujarat.
For Surat, this combination means that isolated or intermittent showers can occur even without a major statewide weather system. This is why residents may experience rain in one part of the city while another area remains relatively dry.
Surat Weather: What Residents Should Expect
Based on the latest IMD information, Surat residents can expect:
- Intermittent rain chances during the first week of September
- Cloudy weather during several periods
- Moderate temperatures, generally in the mid-20s to low-30s°C
- Possibility of thundershowers during local weather developments
- No current heavy-rain warning for Gujarat through September 7
- Fresh updates required for the second week of the 15-day period
Residents should continue checking fresh IMD updates, especially before travelling, as monsoon forecasts can change with the development of local weather systems.
Source: India Meteorological Department (IMD), Met Centre Ahmedabad.
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