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Band 5+: The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a line graph depicting the average monthly temperatures in Celsius for three major cities: Paris, Dubai, and Sydney. In January, Paris is at 5°C, Dubai at 19°C, and Sydney at 23°C; in February, Paris at 7°C, Dubai 20°C, Sydney 23°C; in March, Paris 10°C, Dubai 23°C, Sydney 22°C; in April, Paris 14°C, Dubai 26°C, Sydney 20°C; in May, Paris 18°C, Dubai 30°C, Sydney 17°C; in June, Paris 21°C, Dubai 33°C, Sydney 14°C; in July, Paris 24°C, Dubai 35°C, Sydney 13°C; in August, Paris 24°C, Dubai 36°C, Sydney 14°C; in September, Paris 21°C, Dubai 33°C, Sydney 17°C; in October, Paris 16°C, Dubai 29°C, Sydney 19°C; in November, Paris 10°C, Dubai 25°C, Sydney 21°C; and in December, Paris 6°C, Dubai 21°C, Sydney 22°C.
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The line graph illustrates the statistical monthly temperatures in three large cities. Temperature is given in Celcius.

Overall, it is noticeable that Paris and Dubai turned out to be lower than Sydney in terms of temperature throughout the period despite they were significantly increasing from January to August while Sydney was considerably decreasing at this time.

Dubai started the graph by roughly 20C° in January, after which it steadily grew and hit the highest point in August with approximately 36C°, however, it began to fall dramatically until December and equalized with its initial position about 22C°. Moreover, the same situation occurred with Paris, where it was 5C° at the beginning as well as at the end and the highest point was 20C°.

At the start point, Sydney was the leader with around 24C° then by starting to decline, it met with Dubai in March, further it intersected with Paris twice in May and September with 15C°and 16C° respectively. Later, the temperature in Sydney began vastly increasing after the second crossing with Paris. As a result, it met again with Dubai in December with roughly 23C°, then overtake it with a little separation.

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