The provided bar graph and line graph represents the monthly average rainfall for Australia for last year and total monthly average rainfall for last year respectively.
Overall, the average rainfall was highest during may for last year, whereas january had the highest total average for last 40 years.
In detail, Australia had whooping 70mm average rainfall for january last year, which decreased to 60mm on feburary. It then experienced an small increment to 69mm during march and then nosedived to measly 20mm on april. In contrast, it went up to 40mm duirng may, but following the similar trend again decreased to 30mm on june. This trend remained consistent, and the average rainfall remained below 20mm for upcoming months upto october. Finally, the average rainfall then skyrocketed to whooping 55mm and 50mm for november and december respectively.
Likewise, the line graph also followed similar trend as that of bar graph. It began at 80mm average for january and decreased to 70mm on feburary. Similarly, it faced a huge decrement, resulting in an average rainfall of 60mm for march and 30mm for april. May, however had almost same average as that of april, and june had an average between 25mm and 20mm. Almost similar to that of last year, the total average for the upcoming three months, july; august and september, was below 20mm, which then skyrocketed to nearly 45mm and 70mm for last two months.