The line graph below shows the average temperatures of three Afrecan cities through the year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph gives information about changes in the

temperature

of three different African Cities namely Cairo, Egypt, Cape Town, South Africa and Mombasa, Kenya per month within one year.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that the

temperature

in all countries experienced a fluctuation throughout the year. Interestingly, the highest

temperature

was in Mombasa, Kenya over a period of time. In January, the

temperature

in Mombasa, Kenya and Cape Town, South Africa started at precisely 80 and 70

degrees

, respectively. So it was clear that both countries had the hottest temperatures.

However

, there was a slight increase to around 82

degrees

in March before dropping to 75

degrees

in July.

Similarly

, the situation in Cape Town, South Africa hit the drought at 55

degrees

in July.

Then

, these figures rose back to the initial position at 80 and roughly 70

degrees

in December.

In Contrast

, the

temperature

in Cairo, Egypt stood at 55

degrees

in January and skyrocketed

then

reached a peak at around 83

degrees

in July.

Thereafter

, it showed a rapid fall to 58

at the end

of the period in December.