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Canton Jura overview
Ranking · Data 1991–2020 · Source: BFS

The warmest municipalities in canton Jura (1991–2020)

National ranking

Boncourt is the warmest municipality in canton Jura: 10.4 °C annual mean (1991–2020 normals). Next come Basse-Allaine (10.2 °C) and Damphreux-Lugnez (10.2 °C). Source: MeteoSwiss 1 km climate-normals grid.

Ranking

MeteoSchweiz · 1991–2020
RankMunicipalityAvg. temp.Residents
1Boncourt10.4 °C1'159
2Basse-Allaine10.2 °C1'182
3Damphreux-Lugnez10.2 °C376
4Coeuve10.1 °C720
5Courtedoux10.1 °C749
6Porrentruy10.1 °C6'597
7Basse-Vendline10.1 °C741
8Alle10 °C1'965
9Vendlincourt10 °C554
10Courgenay9.9 °C2'463
11Fontenais9.9 °C1'645
12Courchavon9.8 °C332
13Cornol9.6 °C1'082
14Grandfontaine9.6 °C362
15Soyhières9.5 °C461
16Bure9.5 °C660
17Fahy9.5 °C328
18La Baroche9.5 °C1'124
19Haute-Ajoie9.4 °C1'063
20Courrendlin9.3 °C3'737
21Courroux9.3 °C3'439
22Courtételle9.3 °C2'784
23Delémont9.3 °C12'991
24Develier9.3 °C1'397
25Ederswiler9.3 °C111
26Rossemaison9.3 °C767
27Courchapoix9.2 °C456
28Mervelier9.2 °C523
29Val Terbi9.1 °C3'240
30Châtillon9 °C500
31Mettembert8.9 °C109
32Soubey8.8 °C123
33Moutier8.8 °C
34Bourrignon8.5 °C259
35Clos du Doubs8.5 °C1'289
36Movelier8.4 °C422
37Pleigne8.3 °C368
38Saint-Brais8.3 °C248
39Boécourt8.2 °C953
40Haute-Sorne7.8 °C7'532
41Saulcy7.6 °C274
42Montfaucon7.6 °C565
43Saignelégier7.5 °C2'528
44Les Enfers7.3 °C145
45Lajoux7.3 °C712
46Le Bémont7.2 °C299
47Les Genevez7.1 °C518
48Le Noirmont7 °C1'936
49Les Bois6.9 °C1'246
50Les Breuleux6.8 °C1'631
51Muriaux6.6 °C513
1991–2020 · MeteoSwiss, retrieved 28.08.2026

How we measure this

MeteoSchweiz

Mean annual air temperature from the MeteoSwiss 1 km gridded climate normals — a spatial analysis of the 1991–2020 normals period — read at the municipality's main settlement rather than interpolated from distant stations. The figure describes the inhabited valley floor, not the surrounding peaks.

Frequently asked questions

Which municipality in canton Jura is the warmest?
Boncourt is the warmest municipality in canton Jura, at 10.4 °C annual mean (1991–2020).
Where does the temperature data come from?
From the MeteoSwiss 1 km climate-normals grid ({year}), sampled at the main settlement. This is deliberately not the territorial average, which for Alpine municipalities is far colder because it takes in the high, glaciated terrain — Zermatt's village reads about 3.7 °C, its whole area about −3 °C.