The graph and the chart give data on highest and lowest temperatures on average in degree Celsius and the monthly rainy days for Brisband and Canberra.
Overall, it can be observed that Brisband had higher daily temperatures than Canberra all year round, with the hottest month recorded in February. In addition, Canberra experienced an increase in the days with rainfall from June to October, while Brisband had more rainy days from December to May.
Brisband’s average maximum temperature was 30 degrees Celsius in February, before dropping to 21 degrees in April. In comparison, Canberra, starting at roughly 27 degrees, it decreased steadily 11 degrees in July, only half of the number for Brisband. After rising to 23 degrees in May, its number again fell to 21 degrees in July, before finally climbing to 27 degrees at the end of the year. From July to December, Canberra’s figure also rose to around 26 degrees. Regarding the average minimum temperature, starting at 21 degrees, Brisband experienced a steady decrease, reaching 10 degrees Celsius in July and August, before rising to precisely 20 degrees in December. Canberra followed a similar pattern, its number started from 12 degrees, dropping to 1 degree in June before growing to its original number in December.
On the other hand, Canberra has 6 rainy days each month in most of the year. Brisband’s rainy days increased to 14 in February and March before fell to 10 in May. Lastly, from November to may, Canberra experienced 7-8 rainy days while Brisband has 8-10 days with rainfall from June to October.