The graph and table below show the average monthly temperatures and the average number of hours of sunshine per year in three major cities.

The line chart illustrates the temperatures in each month in different cities, and the table demonstrates the number of times that three cities gain

sunshine

.

Overall

, what stands out from

this

data is that all cities see a fluctuation in the temperatures from January to December. Another striking factor is that New York has the largest amount of

sunshine

while

the smallest is London. In January, Sydney has the highest temperature at more than 25, and

then

it declines slightly until it reaches the bottom of 16 in August. After a decrease, it increases significantly and reaches 25 in the

last

month of the year.

Moreover

,

it is clear that

New York has the biggest change over the period when it increases from 4 in June to nearly 30 in July and

then

it drops to 5 in December.

Similarly

, London experiences the same pattern when it rises from 8 in June to 23 in July and declines to approximately 10 in December. One prominent of

this

table is that New York has the highest amount of

sunshine

when its figure is 2535, higher than Sydney when its

sunshine

period is 2473 hours.

Furthermore

, London is the city that gains the smallest

sunshine

time when it has only 1180 hours per year.