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Temperature trends in Marseille

2 weather stations · coverage 1921–2025

+ 2.3°Cin 104 years

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Primary weather station near Marseille with the most complete temperature record

MARSEILLES MARIGNANE

Station record

Station id
FR000007650
Source
NOAA
Record
1921–2025
Years
102
Warmest year
2022 (17.5°C)
Coldest year
1956 (13.1°C)
Trend since 1980
+0.47°C / decade

MARSEILLES MARIGNANE

19212025 · Marseille, France

First 10 years (1921–1930): 14.36 °C · Last 10 years (2016–2025): 16.63 °C · Gap: +2.27 °C

Annual mean temperatures — NOAA source.

Climate trends at Marseille (1921–2025)

Marseille, a vibrant city located in southern France, has witnessed significant climate changes over the past century. With data spanning from 1921 to 2025, we can observe notable trends in temperature that reflect broader global warming patterns. The city has multiple weather stations contributing to this analysis, providing a comprehensive view of the climatic shifts in the region.

According to the data, the average temperature in Marseille during the first decade of observations (1921–1930) was 14.36°C. In stark contrast, the last decade (2016–2025) shows an increase to 16.63°C. This represents a warming of 2.27°C across these periods, highlighting the significant impact of climate change on local temperatures.

Trend Summary

Over the years, Marseille has experienced a gradual increase in temperature. The mean temperature from 1961 to 1990 was 14.78°C, while from 1991 to 2020, it rose to 15.89°C. More recently, the period from 2015 to 2024 recorded an average temperature of 16.56°C, indicating a warming of approximately 1.76°C since 1980. The trend analysis shows an increase of 0.465°C per decade since 1980, emphasizing the accelerating pace of warming.

Climate Change Impacts

The rising temperatures in Marseille are likely to lead to increased risks of heat waves and prolonged droughts, affecting both the environment and local communities. As the climate continues to warm, the implications for water resources, agriculture, and urban living conditions could become increasingly severe.

Comparison vs National Benchmark and Paris

When compared to national averages, Marseille's mean annual temperature from 1991 to 2020 was significantly higher than the national top 500 mean of approximately 13.52°C. Additionally, Marseille's temperatures are 3.29°C warmer than those recorded in Paris, illustrating the regional variability in climate impacts.

Top-5 Warm Years

  • 2022: 17.52°C
  • 2025: 16.98°C
  • 2018: 16.85°C
  • 2023: 16.85°C
  • 2014: 16.76°C

The record coldest temperature in Marseille was noted in 1956 at 13.06°C.

For more detailed data, you can access the raw CSV or JSON. Explore further through our interactive map.

Frequently asked questions

Which weather station is used for Marseille?
Statistics on this page come from the MARSEILLES MARIGNANE station, id FR000007650, NOAA source.
How long is the temperature record in Marseille?
The record runs from 1921 to 2025 (102 years with data).
How much has Marseille warmed?
The annual mean changed by +2.27°C from 1921–1930 to 2016–2025 (first 10 vs last 10 years of the series).
What was the warmest year on record in Marseille?
The warmest year in this series is 2022 (annual mean 17.5°C).
What is the decade trend since 1980 in Marseille?
The linear trend since 1980 is +0.47°C per decade.

Downloads — primary station

Station: MARSEILLES MARIGNANE (NOAA FR000007650).

Fossil CO₂ emissions (ODIAC) in the grid cell for Marseille

1° gridded estimate (fossil carbon surface flux integrated over the calendar year, 2000–2023) for the grid cell that contains the city: the plotted value is a surface emission intensity (gC/m²/yr), comparable across regions, not local air CO₂ concentration (wind and mixing are not represented here).

CO₂ page (ODIAC map, Keeling…)

ODIAC 1°×1° grid cell (centre ≈ 43.5°, 5.5°).

All other weather stations near Marseille

Here is the other station linked to this page near Marseille, with data that typically span 1922–2025, depending on the site.