The bar graph compares the level of snow depth in a particular ski resort in Canada during 6 months of three consecutive years, categorized in cm.
Overall, it is evident that the amount of snow from Feb to Apr far exceeded the remaining months throughout the surveyed period. Additionally, the depth of snow experienced an upward trend from Nov to Jan, while the reverse was true for the next 3 months.
Regarding months from Feb to Apr, whose snow reached the most depth. About 400 to 450 cm were recorded in the first year of these 3 months. Over the next 2 years, the figures for Feb and Mar both dropped continuously to 350 cm, while that for Apr escalated by roughly 70 cm in the second year before plummeting to 300 cm in the following year.
In terms of the remaining group, which had the lowest amount of snow. The depth of snow in Nov grew slightly from 100 cm in year one to above 105 cm in year three, while the data recorded in Dec and Jan started at around 130 cm and ended at nearly 150 cm and 170 cm, respectively, in the same period. In general, the figures for Nov, Dec, and Jan witnessed a decrease in the second year of the survey, with the numbers fluctuating from approximately 2 cm to above 20 cm.