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The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities. v.2

The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities. v. 2
The line graph displays the changes in temperature in three cities (Paris, Dubai and Sydney) in different months of a year. Temperature is measured in Celsius degree. Overall, the weather pattern in Sydney is quite the opposite of Dubai and Paris. Furthermore, Paris is the coldest city among the three. To begin with, the temperature in Paris never goes above 20 degrees. In contrast, Dubai seldom sees its temperature below this level, except for January (19 degree C). However, despite the striking differences, the temperatures in Paris and Dubai still have some similarities, as they rise continually from the beginning of the year to reach a peak in August. The highest temperature in Paris and Dubai are 20 and 36 degrees, respectively. Afterwards, both cities became colder and the temperature fell steadily. As can be seen, the differences in temperature between August and December in both Paris and Dubai are the same, 15 degrees celsius. Regarding Sydney, it witnesses 24 degree temperature in January. From there, the temperature drops continuously before going down to the lowest point of 14 degrees in July. The five remaining months see the temperature increase dramatically, to reach 23 degrees by the end of the year.
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in three cities (Paris, Dubai and Sydney) in
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Temperature
is measured
in Celsius degree.

Overall
, the weather pattern in Sydney is quite the opposite of Dubai and Paris.
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, Paris is the coldest city among the three.

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begin
with, the
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temperature
in Paris never goes above 20
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degrees
.
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, Dubai seldom
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sees
its
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temperature
below this level,
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except for
January (19
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degree
C).
However
, despite the striking differences, the
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temperatures
in Paris and Dubai
still
have
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some
similarities, as they rise
continually
from the beginning of the year to reach a peak in August. The highest
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temperature
in Paris and Dubai are 20 and 36
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degrees
,
respectively
. Afterwards, both cities became colder and the
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temperature
fell
steadily
. As can be
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seen
, the differences in
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temperature
between August and December in both Paris and Dubai are the same, 15
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degrees
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celsius
.

Regarding Sydney, it witnesses 24
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degree
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temperature
in January. From there, the
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temperature
drops
continuously
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before
going down to the lowest point of 14
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degrees
in July. The five remaining months
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see
the
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temperature
increase
dramatically
, to reach 23
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degrees
by the
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end
of the year.
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IELTS academic The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities. v. 2

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