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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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The chart below illustrates the average rainfall from January to November in five diverse cities during 2020.
Overall, rainfall peaks in the middle of July across all five cities, with Dublin experiencing the highest amount at approximately 180 mm in that month.
At the beginning of the year, average rainfall fluctuates between 45 mm and 150 mm. In the following months, Dublin starts with a predominantly high level of rainfall but shows a slight decrease to 135 mm. Meanwhile, Nur-Sultan’s rainfall gradually increases to 50 mm.
The peak rainy season occurs from May to September, particularly in July. During this time, Dublin’s rainfall soars to nearly 180 mm, while Nur-Sultan and Sydney reach a similar level of 80 mm. Other major cities, such as Marrakesh and Tokyo, also report significant rainfall, measuring 100 mm and 115 mm respectively.
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