The line graph illustrates the average monthly temperatures in three major cities—Paris, Dubai, and Sydney—over the course of a year. Overall, each city experienced notable peaks and declines in temperature within the given timeframe.
Initially, Paris had the lowest starting temperature at 5°C in January. However, this figure increased slightly in the following months, reaching its peak of 20°C in the middle of the year. After this peak, the temperature in Paris gradually decreased, falling to 15°C in September, 7°C in November, and eventually returning to 5°C by December.
Conversely, Sydney began the year with a relatively high temperature of over 20°C in January. The temperature then declined steadily, reaching 16°C in May, 14°C in June, and the lowest point of approximately 13°C in July. However, from July onwards, the temperature in Sydney rose sharply, ending the year at 23°C in December.
Lastly, Dubai started the year at a moderate 19°C in January. The temperature rose gradually, peaking at 36°C in August, which was the highest temperature recorded among the three cities throughout the year. Following this peak, Dubai’s temperature decreased steadily, reaching 29°C in October, 25°C in November, and finishing the year at slightly above 20°C.