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The “surface” temperature of Uranus is a bit irrelevant, since the solid surface is deep within the planet’s atmosphere, and is covered by a thick fluid of gases, water, and ammonia at more than 5000°C. The temperature of the upper cloud layers on Uranus is the coldest of any major planet, about -224°C (49°K or -270°F).
