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The image depicts a graph and a table; the graph illustrates average monthly temperatures over a year across three cities: London, New York, and Sydney, with temperatures in Celsius on the y-axis ranging from 0 to 30, matching months January to December on the x-axis; a line represents each city. Specific approximate monthly temperatures for London are: January 5°C, February 5°C, March 8°C, April 11°C, May 15°C, June 18°C, July 20°C, August 20°C, September 17°C, October 13°C, November 10°C, December 7°C. For New York: January 3°C, February 4°C, March 8°C, April 14°C, May 19°C, June 24°C, July 27°C, August 26°C, September 22°C, October 16°C, November 10°C, December 5°C. For Sydney: January 25°C, February 25°C, March 23°C, April 20°C, May 17°C, June 14°C, July 13°C, August 15°C, September 17°C, October 19°C, November 22°C, December 24°C. The table presents total annual hours of sunshine, with London at 1,180 hours, New York at 2,535 hours, and Sydney at 2,473 hours.
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The line graph illustrates the average monthly temperatures, while the table graph compares the popularity of different tupes of annual hours among sunshine in London, New- York, and Sydney. Overall, New York and London have similar temperature patterns, with hottest summer and coldest winter. The number of annual hours is highest in New York, followed by Sydney and London.
Looking at first, the proportion of warm months in New York increases sharply from around 5 °C in January to a peak of about 30°C in July, before a smilar pattern can be seen in London, where the temperature rises gradually from 7°C in January to around 20°C in July, followed by a decline to below 10°C in December.
In contrast, the temperature in Sydney is highest at the beginning of the year, at around 25°C and it drops steadily to about 15°C in July before rising again towards December, the number of annual sunshine in New York is 2,535 , followed by Sydney with 2, 473 . London records the lowest figure, at only 1, 180 per year.
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