The impact of urbanization on climate with focus on minimum and maximum temperatures was
examined for Ilorin city. The study period spanned through 1976-2005. Correlation and regression statistics
were employed to investigate relationship and trend was also identified using ten years moving average. The
result of the analyses show maximum temperature having a strong positive relationship significant at 0.01
confidence level while mild positive relationship occurred between minimum temperature and population
growth. Population growth account for 67.5% and 74% variability observed in minimum and maximum
temperature and the trends show a general rise in all the variables.