Band 6+: Question You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The following table contains information about average monthly highest and lowest temperatures in London and Manchester in a period of six months. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The given table provides us with the information about average highest and lowest temperatue in London and Manchester for certain period of months.

Overall, both London and Manchester had highest temperature on July and August, whereas both had lowest temperature on December. Further analysis reveals that the average temperature record for both highest and lowest temperature seems to be decreasing each moth for both cities.

In detail, both cities recorded their highest average temperature in July and Agust, where London recorded average of 23, whereas Manchester recorded 20. During September and October, London experienced greater record of highest temperature then Manchester with an average of 20 in September and 16 in October. In comparison, Manchester had average of 17 in September and 13 in october. Finally, during winter of November and December, highest temperature dropped to an average of 12 and 9 for respective months in London, whereas it dropped to an average of 9 and 8 for respective months in Manchester.

On the other hand, the average lowest temperature was recorded at 15 during July and Agust of London, whereas it was recorded at 14 and 13 in Manchester for respective months. Simillarly, both cities recorded almost similare average lowest temperature during September and October with London having recorded 13 and 10 for respective months and Manchester having recorded 11 for September and 9 for October. Finally, during winter London recorded average lowest of 7 in November and 5 in December, whereas Manchester recorded average lowest of 6 in November and 4 in December.