The graph and table below show the average monthly temperatures and the average number of hours of sunshine per year in three major cities. Summarize this information by selecting and reporting the main feautures and make comparison where relevant.

The line graph, which depicts great detail, illustrates the typical degree of hotness per month in

London

, New

York

, and Sydney,

while

the table offers insights into the total number of time of sunshine annually for the aforementioned cities.

Overall

, it can be observed that all three areas experienced a relatively similar fluctuating trend throughout the entire year,

whereas

New

York

accounted for the greatest amount of ray. Diving deeper, Sydney had a minor decline at the beginning of the year, dropping from around 2

degrees

, though it was falling to nadir of about 15

degrees

in July.

However

, it rose back to roughly the original temperature. As for

London

and New

York

, both had a homogenous trend over the 12 months and reached the peak in the same month of July, with 30

degrees

for New

York

and 24

degrees

for

London

. Turning to the the number of sunshine, New

York

received 2535 hours of ray of sunlight in a year, making it the highest figure in the table.

This

is followed by Sydney, with just approximately less than 100 hours compared to the previous region.

Finally

, with regard to

London

, it underwent a whopping gap of over a thousand than the others.