The line graphe shows the average temperatures of three African cities through the year. Summarise the information by selscting and reporting the main features. and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph gives information about the average

temperature

differences in three different cities in Africa over the twelve months period.

Overall

, it is noticeable that there are dramatic

temperature

changes in Cairo, and

Nairobi

and

Cape

Town

experience a similar pattern of

temperature

movement throughout the year. Looking into details, as regards Cairo, the lowest

temperature

starts at 19℃ in January

then

gradually increases and reaches a peak of 35℃ in June. There is a steady decrease from 35℃ in August to 20℃ in January after having a plateau for three months from June to August. It is apparent that

Cape

Town

and

Nairobi

have relatively stable temperatures throughout the year compared to Cairo. The temperatures witness the highest at just below 30℃ in February and March in

Cape

Town

and

Nairobi

respectively,

then

moderately drop down to about 20℃ in August in both cities.

Cape

Town

and

Nairobi

have a gradual upward trend until the end of year period despite a little dip in November in

Nairobi

. The temperatures are significantly varied depending on the geography and the climate between the three cities.