The given graph and chart illustrate the information about on the every day highest and lowest temperatures in degrees Celsius (°C) and the typical number of days with rainfall each months from January to December for two Australian cities: Brisbane and Canberra.
On the whole, it is clearly seen that in the first six months, the weather drop down in the both cities, then it rose in to thee end of the year; moreover, rainy days in Brisbane were more than in Canberra in all mentioned years except a period from June to October.
After analysing, it can be seen clearly that in the month of January, the maximum temperature was 27C in both cities, while in the February, Brisbane increased 2C and Canberra remained same. Then, both the cities shows the downward trend till the month of July. In the remained five months, the graph noted upward trend and reached at 29C in Brisbane and 25C in Canberra respectively. Besides, the minimum range of temperature was near 20C and more than one in ten in the first month, respectively. Moreover, the ratio of minimum weather in the both the cities were witnessed decline trends until they reached 10C and almost Zero in July. After that, both cities’ temperatures increased and reached the same degrees as in January.
The chart further inform that from the January to May month, Brisbane noted the higher amount of rainfall per day, while the chart shows the opposite trend till the month of October. Finally, remained two months, the proportion of rainfall was only 10 days in Brisbane and only 12 days in Canberra. The minimum ratio of the daily rainfall was the same in same months.