The bar chart illustrates information about the depth of snow at particular ski resort in New Zealand from 2010 to 2012.( unites of measurement cm)
Overall, it is evident that in the first and third years the snow was deepest in March, while in the second year it was deeper in April.
In the February and March of all three years( 2010,2011,2012) the figures of snow depth were almost the same. In March 2010 , it was just about 450 and by February 2011 it reached 450. Whereas, depth in 2011 and 2014 remained unchanged at 400cm and 350 cm respectively. However, in April all figures went down except from in the second year which rose to nearly 470cm reaching its peak. As for, first and third years they declined significantly to about 400cm and 300cm each.
In terms of other months (november, december, january) figures there showed just slight changes. In November 2010 it was 100cm then it increased minimally to almost 140 in December and 150 in January. This was the case for 2012, when the figure increased from just around 100 in November to 160 in January. While in 2011 the figure fluctuated from approximately 100 in November to more than 110 in January.