The line graph illustrates the monthly temperatures in London, Cairo, and Tokyo over a year.
Overall, it is noticeable that all three cities experienced a rise in temperature during summertime, then dropped by the end of year. In addition, Cairo was consistently a warmer city compared to other two, with London is the coolest and having the most stable temperatures, and Tokyo displays the most noticeable seasonal change in temperatures.
From January to June, London and Tokyo start the year with similar temperatures, both averaging around 5 Celcius, whereas Cairo was significantly warmer at approximately 14 degrees, striking a considerable gap of 10 degrees. While London’s climate rises gradually, reaching about 18 degrees by June, both Tokyo and Cairo’s temperature increase more sharply, jumping to approximately 22 and 32 degrees in the same month.
In the next following years, Cairo reaches it peak temperature of around 34 degrees in July and August, after which gradually cools down to 16 degrees by December. Similar trend can be seen in those of London and Tokyo, hits its highest point in August at roughly 27 degrees and 20 degrees, before declining to 7 degrees and 5 degrees in December.