The given bar graph provides information on the mean hours of daily sunshine received in Sydney and Perth all throught the year.
Overall, it is evident that Perth receives more sunshine in the begining of the year and during winter months in comparison with Sydney which receives higher amount only through winter.
To begin with, the highest number of hours Sydney gets is eight hours in a year. Where January, August, September, October, November and December obtain sunlight upto eight hours. The lowest is in the couse of May and June which gets only six hours. Finally, during the months of Feburary, March, April and July it acquires nearly 7 hours of sunrays.
On the other hand, Perth's highest time of sunlight obtained is almost 11 hours. Nearly half a year gains sunlight for more than eight hours a day. However, during June, July, and August to drops drastically by only getting about 5 hours a day which is the lowest amount of daylight received in a year. Moreover, both the cities gaing the same amount during the months of April and May.
In conclusion, it is obvious that Sydney recevies daylight for an average of about 7 hours of the year while Perth obtains almost 8 hours in a year.
The
given
bar graph provides information on the mean
hours
of daily sunshine received in Sydney and Perth all
throught
the year.
Overall
, it is evident that Perth receives more sunshine in the
begining
of the
year
and during winter months
in comparison
with Sydney which receives higher amount
only
through winter.
To
begin
with, the highest number of
hours
Sydney
gets
is eight
hours
in a
year
. Where January, August, September, October, November and December obtain sunlight
upto
eight
hours
. The lowest is in the
couse
of May and June which
gets
only
six
hours
.
Finally
, during the months of
Feburary
, March, April and July it acquires
nearly
7
hours
of
sunrays
.
On the other hand
, Perth's highest time of sunlight obtained is almost 11
hours
.
Nearly
half a
year
gains sunlight for more than eight
hours
a day.
However
, during June, July, and August to drops
drastically
by
only
getting about 5
hours
a day which is the lowest amount of daylight received in a
year
.
Moreover
, both the cities
gaing
the same amount during the months of April and May.
In conclusion
, it is obvious that Sydney
recevies
daylight for an average of about 7
hours
of the
year
while Perth obtains almost 8
hours
in a
year
.