The given line graph and bar chart compare the approximate highest and lowest temperatures in degrees Celsius and the numbers of monthly rainy days in two Australian cities.
Overall, the temperatures measured daily in Brisbane are higher than that in Canberra, and that of both cities’ significantly drop during two particular months. Additionally, Brisbane has the most average days with rainfall, while that of Canberra are quite stable throughout the year.
Specifically, the difference between the maximum and minimum temperatures at the start and end of a year in Brisbane are negligible, while in July and August, the discrepancy is more noticeable. The average temperatures in the two ends of a year are higher than that mid-year, at around 27 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, there is a stable dissimilarity in the measured temperatures in Canberra, with a high of 21 degrees Celsius in January and December, and a low of 1 degree Celsius in July and August.
Regarding the quantity of days with rainfall, the figure for Brisbane is the highest in March with 14, and the lowest during four middle months with 7. By contrast, the number of days with rainfall in Canberra reaches a peak of 10 days in these months, while the average figure for that throughout the year is under 8.