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The image displays a line graph depicting the average monthly temperatures in Celsius for three major cities: Paris, Dubai, and Sydney. In January, Paris is at 5°C, Dubai at 19°C, and Sydney at 23°C; in February, Paris at 7°C, Dubai 20°C, Sydney 23°C; in March, Paris 10°C, Dubai 23°C, Sydney 22°C; in April, Paris 14°C, Dubai 26°C, Sydney 20°C; in May, Paris 18°C, Dubai 30°C, Sydney 17°C; in June, Paris 21°C, Dubai 33°C, Sydney 14°C; in July, Paris 24°C, Dubai 35°C, Sydney 13°C; in August, Paris 24°C, Dubai 36°C, Sydney 14°C; in September, Paris 21°C, Dubai 33°C, Sydney 17°C; in October, Paris 16°C, Dubai 29°C, Sydney 19°C; in November, Paris 10°C, Dubai 25°C, Sydney 21°C; and in December, Paris 6°C, Dubai 21°C, Sydney 22°C.
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The graph illustrates data about the changes in temperatures every month in three large cities,over a twelve-period between January and December.
Overall,what stand out from the graph is that there were significant increases in the temperature indicators in Dubai and Paris the first eight months,after a sharp drop,while the temperature indicators in Sydney saw a dramatically fall over the period in question.
Initially,Paris shows considerably grow the first 7 months, from January to July, rising from 5 to 20.After that it levelled off at 20 during August before demonstrating a sharp drop back to 5 in December,whereas in Sydney the temperature gradually went down from 24 to 13 in 7 months. Following this it recovered in December.The hottest city is Dubai with jumping from 19 to 35 in August and dramatical fall in 5 months.
Sydney showed a slight drop.The break between the highest and the lowest temperatures was by around 14. However, Dubai and Paris, both experienced overwhelming differences of more than 15.
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