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The image presents a line graph detailing monthly average rainfall (mm) for Marrakesh, Dublin, Nur-Sultan, Sydney, and Tokyo in 2020; in January, Marrakesh records ~145mm, Dublin ~80mm, Nur-Sultan ~25mm, Sydney ~120mm, Tokyo ~50mm; in February, Marrakesh ~130mm, Dublin ~80mm, Nur-Sultan ~20mm, Sydney ~110mm, Tokyo ~55mm; in March, Marrakesh ~127mm, Dublin ~75mm, Nur-Sultan ~30mm, Sydney ~125mm, Tokyo ~70mm; in April, Marrakesh ~120mm, Dublin ~65mm, Nur-Sultan ~40mm, Sydney ~120mm, Tokyo ~85mm; in May, Marrakesh ~120mm, Dublin ~60mm, Nur-Sultan ~50mm, Sydney ~105mm, Tokyo ~100mm; in June, Marrakesh ~110mm, Dublin ~55mm, Nur-Sultan ~60mm, Sydney ~95mm, Tokyo ~120mm; in July, Marrakesh ~130mm, Dublin ~50mm, Nur-Sultan ~65mm, Sydney ~75mm, Tokyo ~130mm; in August, Marrakesh ~165mm, Dublin ~60mm, Nur-Sultan ~70mm, Sydney ~85mm, Tokyo ~145mm; in September, Marrakesh ~170mm, Dublin ~60mm, Nur-Sultan ~55mm, Sydney ~90mm, Tokyo ~140mm; in October, Marrakesh ~178mm, Dublin ~80mm, Nur-Sultan ~45mm, Sydney ~110mm, Tokyo ~130mm; in November, Marrakesh ~185mm, Dublin ~90mm, Nur-Sultan ~40mm, Sydney ~120mm, Tokyo ~115mm; in December, Marrakesh ~180mm, Dublin ~90mm, Nur-Sultan ~30mm, Sydney ~125mm, Tokyo ~80mm.
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The line graph shows changes happening in 2020 in the average monthly rain (in mm) in five different cities. Overall, we can see that the average monthly rain in Dublin increased, and those of Marrakesh, Nur-Sultan, Sydney, and Tokyo declined in that period of time.
Considering the rain of the city rising in popularity, rain in Dublin starts nearly at 140 (mm) in January. This number keeps rising until July, and from that point, the rise in the average monthly rainfall in Dublin starts to decrease until in October the number reaches just above 135 (mm). However, the average monthly rain in Dublin grows to just below 180 by the end of the year.
Considering cities declining in popularity, rain in Marrakesh, Nur-Sultan, Sydney, and Tokyo started at around 85 (mm), 45 (mm), 90 (mm) and 50 (mm) in January, respectively. Until July, four of the figures increase sharply and reach approximately 130 (mm), 95 (mm), 125 (mm) and 95 (mm) rain, correspondingly. After that, those numbers had decreased until four of them reached similar the average monthly rain of about 65 (mm) in the end of the year.
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