The line graph and bar graph illustrate the everyday lowest and hightest temperature in degrees Celsius and the median amount of time with rainfall per month for two cities in Australia.
Overall, most of the daily temperatures in two urban cities in Australia have been decreased from the very first month till the least amount of percentage before rise again. On the other hand, the day with rainfall started to increase in the earlier months and have significant up and down throughout the year.
To kick off, the temperature in Brisbane take off with 28 degree celsius then increasing 2 degree in February before rocketly decline in May. However, there were some fluctuations and get back to nearly the same level with the second month of the year. Canberra start with 13 degree in January and gradually decreasing until June with 1 degree celsus. The temperature is increasing again after reaching the lowest point to the 12 degree in December.
The average days with rainfall in Brisbane is totally higher in the early five months of the year but began from June the days with rainfall remain constant with Canberra until August. Consequently, rainfall in both of the cities climb back again to the 12 percent for Brisbane.
