The pie chart compares depth of snow in particular ski resort in Canada in three individual years. Overall, while the depth of snow rose in November, December and January, the reverse was true for February March and April.
Regarding months with high depth of snow, in the year one in February the snow was about 425 cm. This figure, then, declined noticeably to 400 cm in the second year before going down further in third year to about 350 cm. Similarly, in March depth of snow dropped gradually from just below 450 cm in first year to about 400 cm in the second year and finally to just below in the last year. However, depth of snow in April experienced noticeable growth by around 50 cm in the second year but the figure that then decreased sharply to just below 300 cm in the third year.
As for remaining months, in the first year, in November the depth of snow was 100 cm. In the second year, however, this figure fell slightly by about 5 cm prior to recovering to just above 100 cm. The depth of snow in December was approximately 130 cm in the first year. In the second year this figure dropped significantly to 50 cm then climbed finishing at 140 cm. Meanwhile in January depth of snow fell from roughly 140 cm in the year one to 120 cm, after that this figure increased to 150 cm in the last year.