The two line graphs illustrate the average hours of sunshine per day and the monthly temperature in two different cities in Australia.
Overall, Darwin experienced an upward trend in average daily hours of sunshine, while Melbourne exhibited a downward trend. The monthly temperature figures fluctuated gently in both cities.
At the beginning of the period, the average hours of sunshine in Darwin were only 6 hours, compared to Melbourne, which reached up to 10 hours. From January to June, the average hours of sunshine in Darwin increased significantly, leveling off until September when it peaked at about 11 hours. In contrast, Melbourne saw a gradual decline in average daily hours of sunshine from the beginning of the period until June, where it stabilized at 6 hours. By the end of the period, Melbourne’s average hours of sunshine had increased to 12 hours, while Darwin’s rose only to 8 hours.
Both Darwin and Melbourne experienced gentle fluctuations in their average temperatures. The temperature in Darwin increased dramatically before slightly declining to 21 degrees Celsius in December, while Melbourne’s temperature followed a similar pattern, declining to 9 degrees Celsius.
