The line and bar graphs illustrate the mean monthly precipitation level and temperature for one of the countries in West Africa.
Overall, both indicators reach their peak in spring and autumn, while their minimum levels are recorded in winter and summer.
Although over the first two months of the year rainfall remains at a low level, so dramatic is the increase in rainfall that the figure rises sixfold within two months. During the first half of the year, the temperature reaches its maximum level at 24 degrees, while rainfall reaches its peak at 270 millimeters in April over the same period. Precipitation climbs to its maximum level in November, whereas the temperature attains its peak in October.
In marked contrast, during the summer months the two parameters are at their minimum levels in this country. The rainfall and temperature levels are below 50 millimeters and 20.5 degrees, respectively, making these the lowest indicators of the year.
