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part of the day in Australia in 2007 
 
The line graph shows changes in median highest temperatures in 5 cities in Australia 
in different seasons in 2007. 
Throughout the graph, Darwin was always the hottest place, with an average 
temperature of 34 degrees Celsius in summer. Darwin was also notable in that the 
fall in temperature between summer and autumn was the smallest decrease 
between seasons of any of the cities that year, sinking to only about 33 degrees. 
Cairns and Perth were the next warmest cities shown, although Perth was markedly 
cooler than Perth in autumn and winter, falling to approximately 19 degrees in the 
coolest season. 
Sydney and Adelaide had similar temperatures in summer and autumn, with only a 
degree between them, but in winter, Adelaide fell below Sydney to become the 
coldest place illustrated. Sydney, Adelaide and Perth all had comparable 
temperatures in spring. 
Overall, it can be seen that in 2007, temperatures in these cities in Australia ranged 
from approximately 34 degrees to 15 degrees at their average hottest point. 
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