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Temperature in Slovenia is increasing faster than global average. Increase in the annual average temperature is most evident in the last three decades. Warming of the atmosphere will continue according to the climate change projections. The result of warming is an increase in sea level (due to melting of glaciers and thermal expansion), increase in level of the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere (contributes to warming), and many extreme weather and climate events (like floods, droughts, hail and heavy wind), which will influence the quality of our lives.

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Figure PP04-1: Annual average temperature in Slovenia in the period 1961-2020

Sources:

Slovenian Environment Agency, 2021 (17.02.2021)

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	Kredarica[°C]	Rateče[°C]	Murska Sobota[°C]	Novo mesto[°C]	Ljubljana[°C]
1961	-0.50	6.70	10	9.90	10.50
1962	-2.70	4.90	8.40	8.30	9
1963	-2.10	5.50	8.50	8.80	9.30
1964	-1.20	5.80	8.80	8.90	9.60
1965	-2.60	4.80	8.70	8.60	9
1966	-1.80	6.30	9.90	9.90	10.40
1967	-1.20	6.10	9.70	9.60	10.30
1968	-2	5.60	9.10	9.40	9.80
1969	-2.10	5.40	8.70	8.80	9.50
1970	-2.20	5.30	9	9	9.70
1971	-1.70	5.70	9.10	9	9.60
1972	-1.80	5.40	9	9.20	9.60
1973	-1.90	5.50	8.90	9.20	9.60
1974	-2.10	6.10	9.90	10	10.40
1975	-1.30	6.10	9.80	10	10.30
1976	-2.30	5.70	8.90	9.10	9.50
1977	-1.30	6	9.70	10.10	10.30
1978	-2	4.60	8.30	8.60	8.80
1979	-2	5.40	9.30	9.80	9.90
1980	-2.40	4.80	8.20	8.80	9
1981	-2.10	5.50	9.50	9.80	9.70
1982	-1	6.10	9.60	10	10.30
1983	-0.70	6.20	9.70	10.10	10.20
1984	-2.40	5.30	8.90	9.40	9.50
1985	-1.60	5.50	8.50	8.90	9.30
1986	-1.30	5.60	9	9.10	9.50
1987	-1.40	5.70	9	9.50	9.60
1988	-1.20	6.30	9.90	10.20	10.50
1989	-0.30	6.50	10.10	10.30	10.40
1990	-0.60	6.50	10.20	10.50	10.70
1991	-1.60	5.50	9.30	9.60	10
1992	-0.20	7	10.90	10.80	11.10
1993	-1.10	6.40	10	10.30	10.60
1994	-0.10	7.60	11.30	11.50	11.80
1995	-1.40	6.40	10.10	10.30	10.70
1996	-1.90	5.80	9	9.30	9.80
1997	-0.60	6.70	9.70	10.10	10.80
1998	-0.90	6.80	10.10	10.60	11
1999	-1	6.70	10.30	10.60	11
2000	0	7.60	11.50	12	12.20
2001	-1	7.10	10.60	11.10	11.40
2002	-0.20	7.70	11.30	11.50	11.80
2003	-0.40	7.10	10.60	11.10	11.60
2004	-1.10	6.40	9.80	10.20	10.70
2005	-1.60	5.90	9.50	10	10.50
2006	-0.30	6.90	10.20	11	11.40
2007	-0.30	7.60	11.20	11.60	12.10
2008	-0.60	7.20	11.20	11.30	11.60
2009	-0.70	7.10	10.90	11.40	11.70
2010	-1.80	6.60	10.20	10.30	10.70
2011	0.20	7.60	10.70	11.30	11.80
2012	-0.30	7.30	11.20	11.60	12
2013	-0.60	7.20	11	11.20	11.70
2014	0	8	12	12.30	12.70
2015	0.60	7.90	11.50	12	12.20
2016	-0.30	7.50	11.10	11.40	11.80
2017	-0.20	7.20	11	11.50	11.90
2018	0.20	8	11.80	11.90	12.50
2019	0.30	8	11.90	12.10	12.60
2020	0.50	7.50	11.20	11.70	12.10

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Figure PP04-2: Linear trend of annual air temperatures (in °C/decade), Slovenia, 1961-2011

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Slovenian Environment Agency, 2013 (17.02.2021)

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Figure PP04-3: 10-years average global temperature

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World Meteorological Organization, 2013 (17.02.2021)

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	global temprerature (°C)	average (°C)
1881-1890	13.68
1891-1900	13.67
1901-1910	13.59
1911-1920	13.64
1921-1930	13.76
1931-1940	13.89
1941-1950	13.95
1951-1960	13.92
1961-1970	13.93
1971-1980	13.95
1981-1990	14.12
1991-2000	14.26
2001-2010	14.47

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Figure PP04-4: Anomaly of global annual temperature relative to the pre-industrial period 1850-1900 based on different datasets

Sources:

World Meteorological Organization, 2021 (17.02.2021)

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Figure PP04-5: Timeline of change in average annual temperature in Slovenia over the 21st century

Sources:

Slovenian Environment Agency, 2018 (17.02.2021)

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The timeline of change in average annual air temperature in Slovenia over the 21st century for three scenarios relative to the reference period 1981-2010. Bold coloured curves show smoothed model median and lighter colours show model spread. Under RCP4.5 the average annual temperature will rise by approximately 2 °C and under RCP8.5 by approximately 4.1 °C.

Figure PP04-6: Projected change in average annual temperatures in Slovenia and the associated reliability of change