Country ranking

Slovenia: warming city by city

8 weather stations ranked by temperature change between 1961–1990 and 2015–2024.

Key figures: Slovenia

Median change
+1.93°C8 stations, 2015–2024 versus 1961–1990
Largest increase
+2.47°CPostojna (POSTOJNA)
Smallest increase
+1.65°CIdrija (VOJSKO)
Longest record
since 1901Ljubljana (LJUBLJANA BEZIGRAD)

For each station, we compare the mean annual temperature of 2015–2024 with the same station's 1961–1990 mean. In this ranking the change runs from +1.65°C in Idrija to +2.47°C in Postojna; half of the 8 stations are above +1.93°C.

Over 2015–2024, the warmest station in the ranking is Ljubljana (annual mean 12.2°C) and the coldest is Idrija (7.9°C).

Slovenia: which cities are warming fastest?

#CityChange
1PostojnaPOSTOJNA · 1963–2024POSTOJNA · ECAD1963–20248.4°C10.9°C+2.47°C
2LjubljanaLJUBLJANA BEZIGRAD · 1901–2022LJUBLJANA BEZIGRAD · ECAD1901–20229.9°C12.2°C+2.36°C
3MokronogMALKOVEC · 1962–2022MALKOVEC · ECAD1962–20229.5°C11.5°C+2.05°C
4StarseSTARSE · 1962–2022STARSE · ECAD1962–20229.6°C11.5°C+1.94°C
5MariborLETALISCE EDVARDA RUSJANA MARIBOR · 1962–2022LETALISCE EDVARDA RUSJANA MARIBOR · ECAD1962–20229.4°C11.4°C+1.92°C
6KocevjeKOCEVJE · 1961–2022KOCEVJE · NOAA1961–20228.7°C10.5°C+1.81°C
7LendavaLENDAVA · 1964–2022LENDAVA · ECAD1964–202210.1°C11.9°C+1.78°C
8IdrijaVOJSKO · 1962–2022VOJSKO · ECAD1962–20226.2°C7.9°C+1.65°C

Method and limits

  • Data: annual means from NOAA (GHCN) and ECA&D stations. A station is ranked when it has at least 20 years in 1961–1990 and 8 years in 2015–2024.
  • One row per station: when several towns share the same station, only the nearest one is shown.
  • These are raw, non-homogenised series: a station move, an instrument change or urban growth can increase or reduce the change at one station. The country median is more robust than the rank of any single city.
  • Changes below −1.5°C or above +6°C are treated as measurement breaks and left out.

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