The table gives information about the average temperature in each month in three countries, namely in London, New York, and Sydney over the course of a year. Overall, the average temperature from Januray to March and November to December is relatively lower than that of April to October in London and New York. However, Sydney diverged from this pattern, recording consistent higher rate of temperature in 12 months.
To begin with, Sydney, where the temperature consistently remained high, demonstrated 23 Celsius degree for two months persistently, January and February. However, the figures showed a threefold decline from 19 Celsius in April, to 16 Celsius degree in May, and eventually to 13 Celsius degree in June. From there, the temperature is rebounded from 12 Celsius degree in July, to 22 Celsius degree by the final month.
In marked contrast, the average temperature in London and New York is differed noticeably, however, with some similar patterns in cool months. The figures in months between January to March, and November to December, in both countries hovered around 2 to 10 Celsius degree compared to other months. In New York, readings were comparably higher, starting from 14 in April to 28 Celsius degree in July. Likewise, in London, the average figure in July indicated 22 Celsius degree, which is then experienced sharp decrease to 6 Celsius degree by December. Similarly, the average temperature in New York city, dropped dramatically to 4 Celsius degree.