The chart illustrates the average monthly rainfall recorded in two Brazilian cities, Brasilia and Salvador, during the year 2016.
Overall, Salvador experienced significantly higher rainfall levels compared to Brasilia throughout the year, with distinctive rainfall patterns evident in each city.
In Brasilia, the rainfall exhibited a distinct pattern characterized by minimal precipitation during the mid-year months. Specifically, July emerged as the driest month, revealing a mere 10 mm of rainfall. Conversely, January recorded the highest precipitation level at approximately 190 mm, followed closely by December, which experienced around 220 mm. The variations throughout the year indicate that the rainy season in Brasilia is more concentrated towards the beginning and end of the year, with markedly low rainfall observed from May to August.
In stark contrast, Salvador showcased a more significant amount of precipitation throughout 2016. The month of April marked an exceptional peak in rainfall, with approximately 320 mm recorded. This was indicative of a wetter season, particularly in the spring and summer months. While January registered about 110 mm, the subsequent months remained consistently high, with values fluctuating between 150 mm to 260 mm for the remainder of the year. Consequently, Salvador demonstrated a broader range of rainfall distribution, with less pronounced dry periods compared to Brasilia.