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Band 4+: 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.

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The image displays the average highest monthly temperatures and the average monthly rainfall for Darwin and Sydney. For average highest monthly temperatures, Darwin’s values in degrees Celsius are Jan: 31, Feb: 31, Mar: 31, Apr: 32, May: 31, Jun: 30, Jul: 30, Aug: 31, Sep: 32, Oct: 33, Nov: 33, Dec: 32; Sydney’s values are Jan: 26, Feb: 26, Mar: 25, Apr: 23, May: 20, Jun: 18, Jul: 18, Aug: 20, Sep: 22, Oct: 23, Nov: 25, Dec: 26. For average monthly rainfall in millimeters, Darwin’s values are Jan: 425, Feb: 450, Mar: 350, Apr: 100, May: 20, Jun: 5, Jul: 1, Aug: 2, Sep: 20, Oct: 70, Nov: 130, Dec: 250; Sydney’s values are Jan: 100, Feb: 120, Mar: 130, Apr: 100, May: 120, Jun: 120, Jul: 100, Aug: 80, Sep: 60, Oct: 70, Nov: 100, Dec: 120.
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The provided line and bar chart dipect the information on the average of the maximium temperature and rainfall on a month in two australian cities: darwin and sydney.

A glance at the two graphs reveal that darwin has the highest averages in temperature. Whereas the rate of rainfall in syndney is the lowest one.

Getting back to the details; the temperture in darwin changes slightly between 30 and 35 degree over the tweleve months. In contrast in sydney, the rate decreases progressively from 25 degree in january to 15 in the middle of year. After that, the rate increases by the same pace to achieve 25 degree in december.

On the other hand, the numbers in the raifall are more complex. Darwin’s statestics indicate three phase: decrease, fuctuation and small increase. First, the average drops dramaticly from the highest number 400 ML to approxamitely 0 ML in the three months: june, july, augest. Then, it rises slowly to 250 ML in december. While the raifall in the city of sydney in the first half of year illustrates approxamitely the same number, which is around 100 ML ,and declines to just over 50 ML in the last month in the year.

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