Various researchers have examined discharge regimes of rivers in Slovenia in the past 75 years: four major studies made by Ilešič, Kolbezen, Hrvatin, and lastly Hrvatin and Frantar have analysed and classified the regimes, and clustered them into regime types. They have varied due to changes in discharge characteristics, mainly as a consequence of climate change. In the present paper, we used average monthly discharges between 1991-2020 to calculate the discharge coefficients and determine the modern typology of the regime types on 36 streams at 45 gauging stations. The final result was five types of contemporary discharge regimes which are a consequence of the landscapes' heterogenous climate- and geodiversity characteristics as well as human interventions.Pretočne režime slovenskih rek so v zadnjih 75 letih preučevali različni avtorji: štiri ključne študije Ilešiča, Kolbezna, Hrvatina ter nazadnje Hrvatina in Frantarja so predstavile analizo in klasifikacijo režimov v različnih kategorijah. Slednje so se medsebojno razlikovale zaradi odtočnih sprememb, večinoma posledice podnebnih sprememb. V tem članku smo uporabili povprečne mesečne pretoke 36 vodotokov na 45 vodomernih postajah med letoma 1991 in 2020, da smo izračunali pretočne količnike in določili tipologijo pretočnih režimov tega obdobja. Končni rezultat je pet tipov današnjih pretočnih režimov, ki so posledica heterogenih značilnosti podnebja in geodiverzitete pokrajin ter človekovega delovanja
