Climate trends at Toulouse (1947–2025)
Toulouse, located in France, has experienced significant climate changes over the decades. With a population of approximately 504,078, the city is monitored by multiple weather stations, including the prominent Toulouse Blagnac station. The climate data reveals a warming trend that is consistent with broader global patterns.
Trend Summary
From the period of 1947 to 2025, Toulouse has seen an increase in average temperatures, specifically a rise of 2.29°C when comparing the first ten years (1947–1956) to the last ten years (2016–2025). The mean temperature for the earlier period was 12.87°C, while for the recent period, it has risen to 15.16°C. This trend reflects a broader climate warming, with the average temperature from 2015 to 2024 recorded at 15.08°C.
Climate Change Impacts
As global temperatures continue to rise, Toulouse may face increased risks of heat waves and droughts. The warming observed in the last decades suggests that extreme weather events could become more frequent, impacting both the environment and the local population.
Comparison vs National Benchmark and Paris
When compared to the national benchmark, Toulouse's average temperature from 1991 to 2020 is approximately 13.52°C, indicating that it is warmer than many other regions in France. Furthermore, the average temperature in Toulouse is 1.59°C higher than that of Paris, highlighting the regional variations in climate change effects.
Top-5 Warm Years
- 2022: 16.25°C
- 2023: 15.68°C
- 2025: 15.61°C
- 2020: 15.39°C
- 2018: 15.1°C
The record coldest temperature in Toulouse was noted in 1956, at 11.43°C.
For more detailed data, you can access the raw data in CSV or JSON formats. Additionally, explore the interactive climate map here.