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Band 5+: The graph and bar chart below show the average monthly rainfall and temperature for one region of East Africa. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and making comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart and line graph depicting average monthly rainfall and temperature for one region in East Africa. Rainfall (in millimeters) for each month: Jan-14, Feb-20, Mar-54, Apr-130, May-100, Jun-10, Jul-5, Aug-10, Sep-20, Oct-54, Nov-90, Dec-20. Corresponding temperature (in Celsius) for each month: Jan-21.5, Feb-22.0, Mar-21.8, Apr-21.6, May-21.1, Jun-20.7, Jul-20.5, Aug-20.8, Sep-21.1, Oct-21.5, Nov-21.8, Dec-21.9.
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The chart represents the mean monthly rainfall and temperature in millimetres and Celsius at an area of East Africa.

Overall, some correlation can be seen from rainfall and temperature. The recorded temperature shows very low variation.

To start, the month April shows most amount of rainfall which about 300 millimetres. Followed by, a three way tie between the month of May, October, November with around 150 millimetres of rainfall. Thirdly, Almost 100 millimetres of rainfall is seen by march. Lastly, rest of all the months rainfall is less than 50 millimetres. The lowest amount of rainfall is seen in month of July.

The highest temperature is seen the month of march which was just below 24 degrees and and July is colder when compared to rest of the months. The average monthly temperature is just 22 degrees. In the months of March, April and October there is very little change in temperature.

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