The data represents both thermical changes in temperature over the solar year and the quantity of rain that fell (expressed in millimiters) in a region of East Africa: this report will analize both aspects.
At first glance, it is ackonwledged that over the spring (months March to May) and at the start of winter (months October-December) a significant amount of rain fell over the analyzed region: the data reached a peak in April, when the rainfall got up to 280 millimeters approximately. As seasons change, the data shows that in May and october the amount of downpour plateaued at 140 millimeters, and in November it rose to 150.
As for the temperature, the abstracts show two similar peaks in March and October, when the heat went up to 23.5 degrees approximately: right after both peaks the graph shows a downward trend, that reaches a through in July – when the Celsius scale registered a mere 20.5 degrees.
Overall, it is obvious that the region in question follows opposite seasonal trends in terms of temperature as opposed to Europe.