The charts below give information about the typical temperatures in London, New York, and Sydney as well as total hours of sunshine for each city.

There are two charts in the questions. Line one illustrates the typical temperatures in 12 months of a year in three cities, namely

London

, New

York

, and

Sydney

, and table one shows the total

hours

of sunshine in those cities. It can be seen that New

York

has the most

hours

of sunshine, at 2535

hours

, which is a little bit higher than that of

Sydney

with 2473

hours

,

while

sunshine

hours

in

London

is just one half to that of the other two cities, at 1180

hours

.

Besides

,

London

and New

York

have similar temperature changes during the year, which is hottest in August and months around and coldest in February and months around,

while

Sydney

is

in contrast

. Starting below 5

degrees

in January, the temperature in New

York

continues to climb to its peak at nearly 30

degrees

in August before falling down to approximately 5

degrees

in December.

Although

a similar line structure is

also

recorded in

London

, the fluctuation in

this

city is still a little bit smaller than that of New

York

. The coldest month in

this

city is December, at around 7

degrees

, and August is the hottest month of the year with just above 22

degrees

.

Sydney

,

however

, records a complete difference. The temperature cycle of

this

city commences its hottest period in January, at above 25

degrees

and

then

gets colder until reaching its lowest in August, at below 15

degrees

before climbing up to nearly 25

degrees

in December.