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Band 7+: The chart below shows the average monthly rainfall (in mm) in five different cities in 2020.

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The image presents a line graph detailing monthly average rainfall (mm) for Marrakesh, Dublin, Nur-Sultan, Sydney, and Tokyo in 2020; in January, Marrakesh records ~145mm, Dublin ~80mm, Nur-Sultan ~25mm, Sydney ~120mm, Tokyo ~50mm; in February, Marrakesh ~130mm, Dublin ~80mm, Nur-Sultan ~20mm, Sydney ~110mm, Tokyo ~55mm; in March, Marrakesh ~127mm, Dublin ~75mm, Nur-Sultan ~30mm, Sydney ~125mm, Tokyo ~70mm; in April, Marrakesh ~120mm, Dublin ~65mm, Nur-Sultan ~40mm, Sydney ~120mm, Tokyo ~85mm; in May, Marrakesh ~120mm, Dublin ~60mm, Nur-Sultan ~50mm, Sydney ~105mm, Tokyo ~100mm; in June, Marrakesh ~110mm, Dublin ~55mm, Nur-Sultan ~60mm, Sydney ~95mm, Tokyo ~120mm; in July, Marrakesh ~130mm, Dublin ~50mm, Nur-Sultan ~65mm, Sydney ~75mm, Tokyo ~130mm; in August, Marrakesh ~165mm, Dublin ~60mm, Nur-Sultan ~70mm, Sydney ~85mm, Tokyo ~145mm; in September, Marrakesh ~170mm, Dublin ~60mm, Nur-Sultan ~55mm, Sydney ~90mm, Tokyo ~140mm; in October, Marrakesh ~178mm, Dublin ~80mm, Nur-Sultan ~45mm, Sydney ~110mm, Tokyo ~130mm; in November, Marrakesh ~185mm, Dublin ~90mm, Nur-Sultan ~40mm, Sydney ~120mm, Tokyo ~115mm; in December, Marrakesh ~180mm, Dublin ~90mm, Nur-Sultan ~30mm, Sydney ~125mm, Tokyo ~80mm.
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The data presents the average monthly rainfall (in mm) in five different cities in 2020. Overall, we can see that the average monthly rainfall in Dublin increased, and other cities such as Marrakesh, Nur-Sultan, Sydney, and Tokyo decreased or stabilized.

Considering cities rising in rainfall, exclusively Dublin starts nearly 150 mm in the beginning of the year. This number keeps rising until August, and from that point, the rise starts to settle down until October the number equals again roughly 150 mm. However, the average monthly rainfall reached above 170 mm by the end of the year.

Considering cities declining in rainfall, Sydney and Marrakesh started at around 90 and 80 mm in January, respectively. Until August, both of the figures keep rising, and then gradually decline and reach approximately 80 and 70 mm, correspondingly.

Considering cities stabilizing in rainfall, Tokyo and Nur-Sultan started at nearly 55 and 45 mm in January, respectively. These numbers keep rising until August, like in other cities, and the rise stabilizes to original rainfall figures in December.

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