The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart reveals the average temperatures in a year of three main cities from three different regions:

Paris

in Europe,

Dubai

in the Middle East, and

Sydney

in Australia.

Overall

, it is obvious that the temperatures in

Paris

and

Sydney

are

in contrast

; they are from two opposite hemispheres,

while

the trend of those in

Dubai

is similar to those in

Paris

but much higher, especially in August. The average temperature in

Paris

rises gradually from 5 in January to 20 degrees in July and stays stable for a month before dropping down to the same level at 5 Celcius in December.

This

resembles

Dubai

but the hottest month is August when the warmth can reach 35

Celsius

in spite of the cooler weather in January, accounting for 20

Celsius

.

However

, the weather tends to cool down to 25 in November and again at 20 Celcius in December. Interestingly, in

Sydney

, Australia, the temperature does not correspond to that in

Paris

. in January, the temperature starts at 25

Celsius

and comes down to the lowest level of 15

Celsius

in July before rising consistently to nearly 25

Celsius

in December. In conclusion, the climate of

Paris

and

Sydney

goes in the opposite direction, but the conditions in

Dubai

tend to stay warm and could be hot throughout the year.