The given chart and table illustrate how many temperature averages by month and sunshine hours per year there are in London, New York, and Sydney.
Overall, the line chart demonstrates that New York and London witnessed the same trend in temperature fluctuations, with the hottest month being July; while the opposite pattern was seen in Sydney. Furthermore, it can be seen that sunshine lasted the longest in New York among three cities.
Regarding the temperatures, New York and Lodon, with 5 and approximately 20 degrees in January respectively, both experienced gradual increases in the next 6 months. Then, the temperatures peaked at 25 for London and 30 for New York in July, before declining considerably back to the nearly first month’s degrees in December. On the other hand, the opposite trend was true for Sydney, with almost 27 degrees at first, decreasing to 15 in July, and followed by a small rise to 26 degrees thereafter.
In terms of the yearly sunshine hours, London received 1158 hours, which was the least out of 3 countries. New York experienced 2535 hours of sunshine per year, surpassing slightly the number of hours Sydney gained (2473 hours).