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 provided graph illustrates the average temperatures of Mombasa, Kenya; Cairo, Egypt and Cape Town, South Africa all over a
year
.
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Overall
, Cairo skyrocketed to the highest level and plummeted to the Linking Words
last
position Linking Words
at the end
of the Linking Words
year
, and unlikely, Cape Town experienced a downward trend in the middle months before reaching the previous temperature. Use synonyms
However
, Mombasa maintained almost the same level throughout the whole Linking Words
year
.
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To begin
with, Cairo started at the Linking Words
last
position, standing at 55 Fahrenheit, Linking Words
while
Cape Town had 15 degrees more in the first month. In the summer months, Egyptian city climbed to around 82 Linking Words
F
which was the highest temperature among the others, Use synonyms
whereas
South African city witnessed a considerable decline to 55 Linking Words
F
, positioned at the Use synonyms
last
. Till the end, both came back to the past temperature, stabilising at approximately 55 and 70 Linking Words
F
respectively.
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On the other hand
, Mombasa remained stable apart from little variations throughout the Linking Words
year
.In March, it increased slightly and went down to 75 Use synonyms
F
from 80 Use synonyms
F
in the middle of the Use synonyms
year
. Eventually, it rose to 80 Fahrenheit levelled out at the first place.Use synonyms
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