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The image displays a bar and line chart depicting the average monthly rainfall for Australia. January shows 70 mm for the last year and 80 mm for the 40-year average. February: 65 mm last year, 90 mm average. March: 35 mm last year, 90 mm average. April: 20 mm last year, 50 mm average. May: 10 mm last year, 50 mm average. June: 10 mm last year, 40 mm average. July: 5 mm last year, 30 mm average. August: 5 mm last year, 30 mm average. September: 10 mm last year, 30 mm average. October: 35 mm last year, 40 mm average. November: 65 mm last year, 40 mm average. December: 55 mm last year, 60 mm average.
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The bar chart shows the average monthly rainfall pattern, expressed in mm, in Australia for the last year while the line compares it with the same in the last 40 years.
Overall it is clearly evident that at the begining it rained more in the past than in the last january. Anyway, the trend is similar for the next months with significant different data in April and October. Striking data are given by the dramatic decrease experienced in April and the rapid rise in October.
In the last year the rainfall was nearly 70 mm in january less than 80 mm of past years. Moreover, in the last April the rain amounted to 20 mm, that is a significant difference of 30 mm recorded over the past years. Another remarkable difference is in the last October where rainfall was only 5 mm while it was 20 mm in the past. In november instead the rain was equally accounted for 40 mm.
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