The provided graphs describes the monthly temperature variation for a year and the time of sunshine throughout the day in Melbourne and Darwin.
Overall, it can be inferred that the highest temperatures were 18 and 30 degrees in Melbourne and Darwin respectively. The daylight timings of both the cities fluctuated throughout the whole.
In Melbourne, the year started with the lowest temperature of just 18 degrees, which peaked to 30 degrees by the 8th month, followed by a significant decrease of 9 degrees in the end of the year. Darwin’s temperature, on the other hand, was at 6 degrees in the begining of the year, reaching to a maximum of 15 degrees in August and dropped below 9 degrees by the 12th month.
The daylight hours in Melbourne and Darwin varied over the year. Melbourne, however, saw a decline from 10 hours daily to 6 hours in the first 5 months, then platued for further 4 months and finally rose to the initial 10 hours by December. In contrast to Darwin, where the hours increased from 6 to almost 11 in first 6 months, stayed the same for a quater of the year , then decreased significantly to 8 hours by the end.