The table provides comparison between London and Manchester cities in the second half of the year, showing the average monthly highest and lowest temperatures in both cities.
Overall, London and Manchester hit the peak values of their average highest temperature on July and August. However, Manchester’s temperature is slightly lower by three points, though both cities have nearly the same temperature and unnoticeable difference in average lowest temperature.
Coming into details, the highest ever temperature value was recorded in London on July and August with around 23 c then dropped to one third this value on December. Manchester city also faces decreasing in average temperature on December, to less than half its temperature on July.
On the other hand, the least ever temperature value was in Manchester city on December, which was only 4c, while it was 5c in London.
To sum up , July and August were the hottest months , while December was the coolest month in both cities.
