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 given graphic and table illustrate the median temperatures per month and the average number of hours of sunlight yearly in three metropolises.

Overall

, considering the reported cities, it is true to say that climate and warmth correlate to total hours of sunshine per annum to a great extent. By far, an important temperature fluctuation is experienced by the state of New York, where numbers start as low as 5

C

in January and peak in July, at

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the 30

C

mark.

Subsequently

, the figures decrease considerably and reach 5

C

again by the month of December.

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, a similar trajectory is encountered by London, where

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climate culminates in July as well,

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temperature getting as high as 23

C

.

Consequently

, the capital of Great Britain gradually cools down until it reaches 5 degrees Celsius in December.

On the other hand

, Sydney goes through a slow process of gradual chilliness during the first seven months of the year. The temperature drops from 26

C

in January to 16

C

in the month of July. Afterwards, the number goes up slightly and culminates in December.

Furthermore

, the combined annual hours of sunshine for Sydney and New York are extraordinarily similar, the figures being 2,473 and 2,535 respectively.

However

, London encounters far less sunshine, the number being 1,180.