This graph compares the average temperatures of three different cities (Paris, Dubai and Melbourne) in a period of two months.
Units are measured in Celsius degrees.
Overall, it is clear that the heat grew in Paris and in Dubai, while it dropped in Melbourne.
Paris is the city that has experienced the highest temperature both at the beginning and at the end of the period.
The other two cities had opposite trends, even though they were not as dramatic as in Paris.
The lowest or the highest peaks were at the end of July, since the temperature always had a growing or decreasing pattern without fluctuating.
Paris is the city that had the most significant rise starting gradually in April and ending more rapidly from May to June.
The temperature also went up in Dubai, although there was a minor increase from 10 degrees in April to almost 16 in July.
On the other hand, there was a slight decline in Melbourne during this period; the temperature, indeed, went down from 15 degrees to 10.
The lines show different patterns for each city, however something they have in common is the fact the temperature never remains constant: it always increases or decreases.
This graph compares the average
temperatures
of three
different
cities
(Paris, Dubai and Melbourne) in a period of two months.
Units
are measured
in Celsius degrees.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the heat grew in Paris and in Dubai, while it dropped in Melbourne.
Paris is the city that has experienced the highest
temperature
both at the beginning and at the
end
of the period.
The other two
cities
had opposite trends,
even though
they were not as dramatic as in Paris.
The lowest or the highest peaks were at the
end
of July, since the
temperature
always had a growing or decreasing pattern without fluctuating.
Paris is the city that had the most significant rise starting
gradually
in April and ending more
rapidly
from May to June.
The
temperature
also
went up in Dubai, although there was a minor increase from 10 degrees in April to almost 16 in July.
On the other hand
, there was a slight decline in Melbourne during this period; the
temperature
,
indeed
, went down from 15 degrees to 10.
The lines
show
different
patterns for each city,
however
something they have in common is the fact the
temperature
never remains constant: it always increases or decreases.