The graph and table below show the average monthly temperatures and the average number of hours of sunshine per year in three major cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The graph and table provide information about the average monthly temperatures and hours of sunshine in three main cities per annum.
Overall, it can be seen that the monthly temperatures of Sydney dipped slightly, whiles new york and London increased gently at the end of the period. New York experienced longer hours of sunshine than its counterparts.
Sydney’s average monthly temperature stood at just over 25degree celsius, and it declined gently to hit 25 degrees in the third month. This figure decreased to reach a low of just over 15 degrees celsius in July before increasing to reach 25 degrees in the final month of the year. London had an average temperature of just under 10 degrees at the beginning of the period.
It rosed marginally to reach a high of a little below 25degree celsius between July and August before witnessing a downward trajectory to hit approximately 10 degrees at the end of the length of time. New york monthly temperature started at a little under 5degree celsius in January. It increased considerably until it reached a peak of around 30degrees in the middle of the year before falling back steadily to 5degrees at the end of the duration of time. Sydney’s monthly temperature was higher than its rivals both at the beginning and at the end of the period.
New York witnessed longer hours of sunshine, at 2,535. Following closed was Sydney, recording 2473hours. London saw the least number of sunshine hours with just 1,180. While hours for new york and Sydney were quite similar, London was about twice the cities mentioned earlier.
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