Band 6+: The graph and chart show the average monthly maximum temperatures and the average monthloy rainfall in two australian cities, Darwin and Sydney. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates information about the average monthly maximum temperatures in Darwin and Sydney, while the bar chart elucidates the average monthly rainfall in both clites.

Overall, the average highest monthly temperatures in Darwin exceeded the average highest monthly temperatures in Sydney, while both of them remained relatively stable in all 12 months. The average monthly rainfall in Sydney was very low, but it existed in all months and reached its lowest levels in autumn and winter. The average monthly rainfall in Darwin had a highest levels in winter and spring, but it nearly disappeared in summer and autumn.

The average highest monthly temperatures in Darwin maintained the same level throughout a year, and they elucidated a number of nearly 34 degree Celsuis. The average highest monthly temperatures in Sydney dropped from around 26 degree Celsuis in January to nearly 16 degree Celsuis in July, but they rose to approximately 26 degree Celsuis in December.

The average monthly rainfall in Darwin declined from around 435 millimetres per month in January to nearly 10 millimetres per month in June, but they climbed to nearly 250 millimetres per month in December. The average monthly rainfall in Sydney decreased from around 100 millimetres in January to approximately 75 millimetres in December with some fluctuations.