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The image depicts a chart showing Monthly Temperature and Precipitation, with the x-axis showing months from January to December and the y-axis on the left showing Precipitation in millimeters ranging from 0 to 350 and the y-axis on the right showing Temperature in degrees Celsius ranging from -10 to 40. Green bars represent precipitation, with the highest bar in July at around 325 mm, and the lowest in December at around 25 mm. The red line represents temperature, with a high point in May and June at around 35°C, and a low point in January at around 10°C.
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The graph shows the average monthly temperature and rainfall in Kolkata over one year.
Overall, the temperature in Kolkata stays warm all year, while most of the rain falls during the summer months.
Temperatures are lowest in January and December, around 19°C. From February, the temperature increases and reaches about 30°C in May, June, and July. After that, it stays quite high until September, then slowly goes down again.
Rainfall is very low from January to April, with almost no rain in January and February. In May, the rainfall starts to rise and becomes very heavy in June, July, and August, with more than 300 mm in July and August. Rain starts to decrease in September and becomes low again from October to December.
In summary, Kolkata is hot throughout the year, with a lot of rain during the monsoon season in the middle of the year.
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