The provided line graph and bar chart illustrate the amount of rainfall and temperature in one region of East Africa throughout a year. Overall, in April, both temperature and rainfall are the highest, while in July, it shows a contrast trend.
Firstly, the temperature in January increased dramatically, from around 22 C to its peak at 24C in March and January. After this period of time, the temperature collapsed to roughly 20,5 C in July, the coldest time of the year. In August, the temperature is 1C higher than the previous month. However, after August, the temperature increased nonstop until October, when the temperature is as hot as in March. After October, the temperature decreased again to about 21.5, the same as in January.
The average rainfall in April is the highest, approximately 280 mm. In March, May, October and November, it rains less, just about 100mm to 150mm according to the research. Moreover, the remaining month in East Africa just records the amount of rainfall less than 50mm, except in December with roughly 50mm. From June to September, it is in the dry seasons, so the average rainfall is the lowest throughout the year.