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Band 5+: The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a line graph illustrating average monthly temperatures across Paris, Boston, and Melbourne. For Paris, temperatures begin at 5°C in January, surpass 10°C by April, peak at 20°C between July and August, and decline to 5°C by December. Boston starts at below 5°C in January, rises to 10°C in April, peaks at 20°C in July, and drops back to below 5°C by December. Melbourne begins at 25°C in January, decreases to 10°C by June, and rises back to 25°C by December.
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The provided line diagram illustrates avarage monthly temperature levels in Paris, Boston and Melbourne.

Overall,the high temperature levels are recorded during summer in Paris and Boston,while Melbourne undergoes a considerable drop in a temperature level.

In Boston, the wether temperature is aroun 4 degrees in January, then increases dramaticly till August, where it reaches its peak of approximately 32 degrees. Afterwards it experiences a sharp decrease to 5 degrees in December. Meanwhile, the trend in Boston’s temperature is true for Paris with noticeable disparities in degreees : over 5 degrees in January, just under 25 in July and August, and around 10 in the end.

However,the weather temperature in Melbourne drops steadily till the middle of summer to just above 15 degrees, before increasing subsiquently by 10 degrees in December.

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