The line graph illustrates the average temperature during the hottest part of the day in Australia. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make relevant comparisons.
In this graph, we firstly start with the average peak temperature in the Australian city of Darwin in 2007. In summer, the temperature reaches 34 degrees Celsius, making it the hottest forest in Australia. In autumn, the weather is clear and the temperature drops below 30 degrees Celsius. Lastly, winter is not very cold, with temperatures like 29 degrees Celsius, and spring is above 29 degrees Celsius.
Secondly, in the most beautiful city, Cairns, the summer temperature touches 31 degrees Celsius, which is not as cold compared to Darwin. The temperature is slightly down in autumn and winter, but in spring, the weather is fresh and the temperature reaches 29 degrees Celsius.
Thirdly, Perth is not very hot in summer, the same as Cairns, but in autumn, the temperature directly falls and reaches 24 degrees Celsius. In winter, the weather is much colder and the temperature feels like 19 degrees Celsius, but spring weather is slightly clear, up to 21 degrees Celsius.
Finally, Sydney and Adelaide have the same temperature in winter, but winter is highly colder compared to others, and the temperature reaches 14 degrees Celsius. But spring is very fresh and neither cold nor hot.