The two graphs show the average hours of daily sunshine and temperature throughout the year in two cities in Australia.

The charts illustrate how the average

hours

of

sunshine

and

temperature

change over one year in different Australian cities namely,

Melbourne

and

Darwin

.

Overall

,

it is clear that

the rate of

temperature

in

Melbourne

is the highest in August, with

Darwin’s

remaining unchanged over the year. Regarding the average

hours

of

sunshine

, in both cities, the indicators remain approximately at the same level. Moving to a detailed analysis, in January the average

temperature

in

Darwin

is higher than in

Melbourne

, representing 18

C

and 6

C

. Over the next six months, the figure for

Melbourne

experiences an upward trend and reaches pique in July, with 18

C

.

Similarly

, there is an increasing tendency in

temperature

rates in

Darwin

from January to August, peaking at 30

C

. From August to December,

Darwin’s

declines to 21

C

, with

Melbourne

’s seeing a decrease of 6

C

at the end

of the year. Turning to average

hours

of

sunshine

, the durations in

Melbourne

and

Darwin

indicate 10

hours

and 6

hours

respectively. In March, the gap between figures narrows, accounting for 8

hours

. Between June and September, times level off, with

Darwin’s

being approximately 12

hours

and

Melbourne

’s being exactly 6

hours

. Between November and December, the average

hours

of

sunshine

in both cities are equal again, at under 8

hours

, before that of

Melbourne

returns to the same level and

Darwin’s

decline to 8

hours

.