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The image contains a line graph titled 'Average Temperatures of Three African Cities Through the Year', plotting monthly average temperatures in Degrees Celsius. For Cairo, the monthly temperatures are approximately: January 19, February 22, March 26, April 30, May 33, June 35, July 35.5, August 35, September 32, October 28, November 24, and December 20. For Cape Town, the values are: January 28, February 29, March 26.5, April 23, May 21, June 19.5, July 19.5, August 19.5, September 21, October 23, November 25, and December 27. For Nairobi, the data points are: January 25.5, February 26.5, March 26.5, April 25, May 23.5, June 22.5, July 22, August 22, September 23.5, October 25, November 24.5, and December 24.
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The line graph compares average monthly temperatures in three African cities – Cape Town, Nairobi and cairo- throughout a period of a year.
Overall, cairo shows the widest seasonal variation, while Nairobi remain the most stable and Cape Town follows a pattern opposite to cairo.
Cairo’s temperatures rise sharply from around 19 degrees celcius in January to a peak of approximately 35 degrees celcius between June and September, before falling back to roughly 19 – 20 degree in December. Cape town, by contrast, is warmest in January and February (around 28 degree) and coldest from June to august which is around 19-20 degree, before temperature climb again towards the end of the year.
Nairobi’s temperature stays relatively constant throughout the year, started with 26 degree in January and fluctuating only between modestly between 22 to 27 degree in June and October respectively, without any sharp peaks and bottom seen in the other two cities.
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