The charts illustrate the information on the maximum and minimum temperatures on a daily basis and the amount of rain days monthly in two different cities in Australia.
Overall, it is clear that the four-line in the graph followed the same structure throughout the period. Additionally, the number of rainy days in Canberra is much higher than the figure for Brisbane from June to October.
In January, the hottest day which Brisbane recorded is roughly 27 degrees, which slighly higher than that of Canberra, at 26 degrees. After that, the figure for Brisbane falls significantly, even almost equal Canberra in March. However, it subsequently remain stable, while their Canberra counterpart decreases notably, reaches its bottom at approximately 11 degrees in July. Followed that, the two figures surge to 29 and 27 degrees by the end of the period. The same trend can be witnessed in the two remaining-line, Brisbane and Canberra record the minimum temperature at 21 and 14 degrees, respectively, and ending with the slighly lower temperature In December.
With regard to the number of days with rainfall, it is abundantly clear that Brisbane has more rainy days than Canberra. It starts at about 12 days, then reaches the peak at 14 days in March; meanwhile, that of Canberra remains stable in the first five-months. After that, Canberra surpasses Brisbane in terms of the number of rainy days in June, and remains that position before being taken in the last two-months.