Band 6+: The chart below shows the depth of snow (cm) in a particular resort in Canada in three individual years. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make the comparisons where relevant.

The given bar chart illustrates the depth of snow in a specific resort in Canada in three different years, measured in cm.

Overall, it is clear that November, December and January remained relatively low compared to the rest of the months. Furthermore, February and March experienced similar figures, whereas April saw a significant increase in the second year.

Throughout the period, the depth of snow in November and December fluctuated around 100cm. Moreover, in the first year, January had 150cm of snow and this figure declined slightly to 110cm in the second year and increased significantly in the last year.

February and March recorded identical snow depths, which were 400cm of snow in the second year and 350cm of snow in the last year. However, in the first year, these two months had a slight difference in snow depth, which reached approximately 440cm of snow. Additionally, April experienced a considerable increase from 410cm to nearly 500cm of snow, but then it fell dramatically to 300cm of snow in the last year.