The bar graph illustrates the snow depth in a particular Canadian ski resort measured in centimeters over six months of three individual years.
Overall, it can be seen that snow is thicker from February to April compared to the month of November, December and January.
In the initial period of snowing, the month of November showed a snow depth between the range of 90 to 110 cm over all three years. As for the 12th and 1st month, the proportion of snow was measured the least in the second year, with 80 cm and 120 cm respectively. The level of snow shot up consequently in the next year recording 150 cm for December and 180 cm for January.
Looking at the latter months, February and March shows the same descending trend, with 440 cm and 450 cm respectively in the first year, and then significantly dropping by almost 50 cm for the next two years. In April, the snow range rocketed to around 470 cm in the year two with a variation of 60 cm from the previous year only to fall steeply in the third year to a snow depth measuring 300 cm.