The line graph shows the mean temperature per month, while the table demonstrates the average number of hours of sunshine in a year in London, New York, and Sydney.
Gennerally, it is clear that although London and New York become warmer but the temperatures start to decrease near the end of the year, the opposite trend is true for Sydney.
In January, London has a higher temperature than New York, with numbers of 8 and 5 respectively. As the temperatures in both cities rise, the temperature in New York surpasses that of London in mid-March, the values rise gradually and reach peaks in July (just under 30 and approximately 23), before declining until December, when New York has a lower temperature than London.
In Sydney, the temperature drops from January to July before rising again at the end of the year, with the lowest point just above 15 degrees. According to the table, New York has the highest number of hours exposed to sunlight (2535 hours), which is slightly greater than Sydney's (2473 hours). The total number of hours of sunshine in London was the shortest, with 1180.
The line graph
shows
the mean
temperature
per month, while the table demonstrates the average
number
of
hours
of sunshine in a year in London,
New
York, and Sydney.
Gennerally
, it is
clear
that although London and
New
York become warmer
but
the
temperatures
start
to decrease near the
end
of the year, the opposite trend is true for Sydney.
In January, London has a higher
temperature
than
New
York, with
numbers
of 8 and 5
respectively
. As the
temperatures
in both cities rise, the
temperature
in
New
York surpasses that of London in mid-March, the values rise
gradually
and reach peaks in July (
just
under 30 and approximately 23),
before
declining until December, when
New
York has a lower
temperature
than London.
In Sydney, the
temperature
drops from January to July
before
rising again at the
end
of the year, with the lowest point
just
above 15 degrees. According to the table,
New
York has the highest
number
of
hours
exposed to sunlight (2535
hours)
, which is
slightly
greater than Sydney's (2473
hours)
. The total
number
of
hours
of sunshine in London was the shortest, with 1180.