The given bar chart indicates the depth of snow in certain ski resort located in Canada throught three individual years.
As shown by the chart, the lowest depth of snow in year one and year three was in November and the highest level was during February and March, while year’s two lowest point was in December and the highest in April.
It can be seen that both year one and year three had a similliar lowest depth in November, being around 100 cm and just above 110cm, respectively. In the following two month the level was steady at 150 cm in the first year and approximetely at 160 cm in the third year, reaching the highest point in February at just under 450cm and around 340cm for the year one and year three.
On the other hand, in November the second year’s level was just under 100cm which decreased drastically in December to 50cm reaching the lowest point. In the next two month the value skyrocketed to 400cm of snow. The level of the year two didn’t experience any fluctuations in March, reaching the highest point at 450cm in April.