Average monthly temperatures and the average number of hours of sunshine

The graph illustrates the average temperatures and the table details the annual number of hours of sunshine in New York, London, and Sydney. Overall, New York is warmer than London aside from that both cities are following a similar trend throughout four seasons while Sydney draws reverse patterns of monthly temperatures. With regard to the total annual hour of sunshine, New York is warmest, following Sydney and distantly by London. Looking first of all to New York and London, both experiencing peaks in July and August for New York around 30 degrees Celcius and London just under 25 degrees. From there, temperatures in New York plummeted throughout the winter with a low under 5 degrees in January and February, while London bottoms out at around 9 degrees. In contrast, the months of January, February, and December are the hottest months calculated for Sydney at 25 degrees and cools consistently under 20 degrees from June to August. Overall sunshine shows an unalike pattern, for instance, New York receives 2, 535 hours of sunshine and the warmest, Sydney closely 2, 473 hours and London is coldest among them by receiving 1, 180 hours respectively.