The bar chart illustrates how deep snow get in a particular skating resort in Canada from November to April in 3 distinct years.
Overall, it can be seen that, the depth of snow between November and January was lower than the depth from February to April. In addition, snow general had the highest depth in March.
In terms of first year, the depth of snow started at exactly 100cm in November, after which it experienced an increase to around 150cm in next two months. Meanwhile, snow in the last 3 months was approximately from 400 to 450cm, especially in February and March when compared to the maintaining two years.
For second year, the depth of snow was minimal, which was just about 700-1000cm. However, 400cm of snow in February and March, with a subsequent rise to reach a peak of roughly 480 cm in April. By contract, the amount of snow in third year was the highest in 3 initial months from 100 to 180cm, followed by a significant growth to 350 cm in February and March and 300cm in April, but it also the lowest figure when compared to the depth of snow in first and second year.