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 comparison where relevant.
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The bar chart provided illustrates the average monthly climate and the average number of hours of sunshine every year in three urban areas. New
York
City was the hottest in July, with average temperatures
almost nearly 30 degrees
, the lowest temperatures
were in January
, lower than 5 degrees
. The lowest average monthly temperature
in Sydney
was around 16 degrees
in July, on the opposite, the highest average temperature
was 26 degrees
in January
. In London, the highest average monthly temperatures
were in July and August about 24 degrees
, in contrast
, there were 8 degrees
in January
.
To compare the temperatures
in these three cities, the highest monthly average temperature
in July was in New York
, and the lowest was in Sydney
. On the other hand
, the highest average monthly temperatures
during December and January
was Sydney
, on the contrary
was New York
. However
, three of these cities’ temperatures
had a cross in May, therefore
, the temperates were similar in this
month. Conversely
, the most temperature
difference was in January
.
Furthermore
, the yearly average temperature
was never lower than 15 degrees
in Sydney
, New York
was the city which had the most temperature
difference city. To compare total annual hours of sunshine, the number one was New York
, and the lowest was London. Even though the yearly average temperatures
in Sydney
were higher than in New York
, nonetheless
, the annual hours of sunshine were less than in New York
.Submitted by workthing5421 on
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