The line graph illustrates the average high and low temperatures in Glasgow, Scotland, during a year, while the table shows the average monthly rainfall and sunshine hours.
Overall, the average high temperature in Glasgow and Scotland increases between January and June, and it peaks in July before it decreases. Average September and October rainfall is higher than in other months, while average December sunshine is lower than in other months.
In the line graph, the average high temperature is higher than the low temperature, at about 6.5 C in January. It increases from 7.5 C in February to 17.5 C in June. After one month, it reaches its peak around 20.0 °C, and it begins to decrease steeply to its previous point of approximately 6.5 °C in December. Additionally, the average low temperature starts at about 1.5 °C in January and remains unchanged in February. Then, it rises gradually to around 12 °C in July and reaches its highest point. After that, it goes down sharply to approximately 1.5 in December.
Turning to the table, it shows the average monthly rainfall and sunshine hours. The amount of rainfall is the same in September and October, at 124 mm. The average January, November, and December rainfall shows second-rate values: 107mm, 103mm, and 102mm, respectively. By contrast, average rainfall is lower in May, at 5.5 mm. In contrast, the average May sunshine hours are higher than in other months, at 5.6. June, July, and August demonstrate average hours, at 5.0, 4.8, and 4.6, respectively. December sunshine hours accounted for only 1.1 hours.