The bar graph compares the standard number of sunlight hours per day in Sydney versus Perth, Australia.
Overall, it is clear that Perth has the highest average sunshine for almost all of the months, whereas Sydney has low sunshine duration per day.
In terms of Perth, for the first three months, January to March, the typical sunshine is 11, 10, and 7 hours per day, which is the highest of every months. By contrast, Sydney has sunbeams for six months, with a fluctuation of 8, 7, and 6 hours per day, which is almost the same number of daylight span per day.
From July to August, the conventional daylight hours per day increased to 7 and 8 hours for three months. After that, the sunshine remained stable at 8 hours for all months. Moreover, in Perth, July and August have the same sunshine hours per day. However, the most noticeable increase in sunbeams is from September to December.
