The provided chart illustrates how the average snow depth by month in a particular ski resort in Canada changed in three person years.
Overall, the average snow depth by February and March are the highest position regarding the snow depth in year one and year three, while the opposite was the case for November in year one, two and three. In addition, the depth of snow in April claims the top spot in year two.
Looking first at the year one, March and February occupy the highest position with around 450 cm and 430 cm, respectively, Trailing behind is April, whose figures is approximately 400 cm. Meanwhile, the figures for January and December are much lower, with the former being above 150 cm, 25cm higher than the later. At the bottom of the list is November, the average snow depth is just 100 cm.
Turning to the year two, April dominate the ranking at 450 cm, followed closely by March and February, which show equal level, reaching around 400 cm each. In contrast, January and December lagged behind significant, with the former recording 120 cm, a margin of around 50 cm higher than the latter. Meanwhile, November claims the lowest position at over 90 cm
As for the remaining year, both February and March again lead the pack at around 350 cm, each. Trailing behind is April, whose figure is just over 300 cm. In contrast January, and December are the two month that have notably lower numbers, with the former reaching 150 cm, surpassing the latter by around 30 cm. At the bottom of the list is November, which is just 100 cm.