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The image illustrates average monthly rainfall in 2020 for Marrakesh, Dublin, Nur-Sultan, Sydney, and Tokyo with Marrakesh ranging between 20mm-100mm, Dublin 60mm-130mm, Nur-Sultan 4mm-110mm, Sydney 60mm-180mm, and Tokyo 50mm-190mm; Marrakesh starts at 50mm, remains around 70mm-90mm, peaks in December; Dublin consistently varies 60mm-130mm, with peak June-September; Nur-Sultan shows low earliest monthly levels under 10mm, peaking around 70-95mm May-September; Sydney begins above 100mm, peaks around 180mm June, slight decline thereafter; Tokyo shows relatively high, consistent values around 50mm-80mm Jan-May, peaks at 190mm June, then gradually declines.
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This line chart illustrates five cities’ average monthly rainfall (in mm) in 2020. In general, each months is fluctuative with every cities’ rainfall reach their peak on August, while lowest point of rainfall is different among those cities.
Dublin has the highest rainfall among all, it rainfall always above 135 mm. On the other hand, Nur Sultan and Marrakesh have the lowest rainfall that never surpass 100 mm, and Sydney is similar to Tokyo. Even though they have different level of average rainfall, their trends look alike from month to month. Around December to February they reach the lowest point of rainfall.
The rock bottom of rainfall in Dublin occurs in February and April. Meanwhile, Marrakesh, Sydney, and Tokyo happens during February. For Nur-Sultan, it falls on January (45 mm).
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