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Band 7+: The table below shows the average monthly temperatures (in °C) and the average monthly rainfall (in mm) in three cities: London, New York, and Sydney.

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The image displays a table of average monthly temperatures and rainfall: January—London 5°C, 50mm; New York 2°C, 78mm; Sydney 23°C, 120mm. February—London 6°C, 42mm; New York 4°C, 68mm; Sydney 23°C, 115mm. March—London 8°C, 21mm; New York 8°C, 90mm; Sydney 21°C, 130mm. April—London 10°C, 13mm; New York 13°C, 85mm; Sydney 18°C, 100mm. May—London 14°C, 18mm; New York 18°C, 85mm; Sydney 15°C, 85mm. June—London 17°C, 45mm; New York 21°C, 75mm; Sydney 13°C, 70mm. July—London 20°C, 35mm; New York 27°C, 80mm; Sydney 11°C, 60mm. August—London 20°C, 60mm; New York 26°C, 120mm; Sydney 12°C, 55mm. September—London 17°C, 55mm; New York 20°C, 75mm; Sydney 15°C, 60mm. October—London 13°C, 70mm; New York 14°C, 60mm; Sydney 18°C, 80mm. November—London 8°C, 20mm; New York 8°C, 85mm; Sydney 21°C, 100mm. December—London 5°C, 50mm; New York 4°C, 80mm; Sydney 22°C, 120mm.
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The table provides information on the average monthly temperatures and the average rainfall in cities, such as London, New York, and Sydney.

Overall, the lowest temperatures in London and New York are in January, while Sydney’s are in July. The highest temperatures are in July in London and New York. In contrary, Sydney has the highest temperatures in January.

January is the coldest month in London and New York, with average temperature at 5°C in London, and 2°C in New York. However, January and February are the warmest months in Sydney, with average temperature at 23°C. July and August are the warmest months in London and New York at 20°C and 27°C. At the same time, July is the coldest month in Sydney, at just 11°C.

The average monthly rainfall is highest in Sydney compared to London and New York. The highest rainfall is in March, at 130 mm. New York City’s highest rainfall is in November, at 95 mm. The lowest of all of them is in London, where the highest rainfall is in August and October, at 60 mm.

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