The supplied graph compares the average highest and lowest temperature on a daily basis in two Australian cities, namely Brisbane and Canberra. Below is a line chart that represents the average count of rainfall per month in the same cities.
Overall, it can be seen from the first graph that Brisbane’s temperature exceeds Canberra’s weather by approximately 5 degrees, while Canberra’s weather is cooler than Brisbane by 10 degrees. Throughout the year, the average count of rainy days in Brisbane is higher compared to Canberra
In regards of the first graph, the highest temperature in both citites are relatively the same during January reaching 25 degrees. However, during cool season in June and July, Canberra’s weather fluctuates around 10-15°C. In contrast, Brisbane’s atmosphere during the same months peaks at 20°C. Furthermore, the minimum temperature of Canberra is between 13°C in summer and 0°C in winter, while Brisbane’s lowest temperature is 20°C in summer and 10°C
The bar chart reveals the average rainy days, in which it shows that Brisbane city has higher rainfall from January to May by around additional 5-2 days, furthermore, from June to October Canberra’s average rainfall is higher than Brisbane by approximately 3 days.
