The chart illustrates the comparison of average temperatures in three different countries in a span of two months. It can clearly be seen that the temperatures of Paris was taking a pole position throughout the given period, whereas the figures for Dubai and Melbourne exhibited trends which were similar to each other.
Upon closer examination, as presented, the proportion of temperatures in Paris were indicating upward trend from April where it equaled just over 20 degrees, until May when it stood at roughly 34 degrees. By June, the level of average temperatures had spiked to just over 30 degrees and culminated towards the end of the survey.
The temperatures in Dubai and Melbourne commenced from 10 and 15 degrees, respectively. Then between April and May the temperatures of both cities displayed intersect at about 13 degrees. Ultimately, the level of temperatures in Dubai exhibited gradual rise to over 15 degrees, whilst the figures for Melbourne dipped to 10 degrees up to June.
