The line chart illustrates the average temperature in each month in Glasgow, while the table depicts the rainfall on average and the sunshine per day.
From an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the period from July to October is considerably higher in both the average maximum and minimum temperatures than the remaining months. In addition, the months with higher rainfall tended to record fewer hours of sunshine, and a reverse pattern could be observed in the others. Notably, July, August, and September stood out for recording high levels of rainfall and sunshine hours.
Regarding the line chart, the monthly temperature in August records as the highest, at around 19 and below 12 degrees Celsius. The lower figures are seen in July and September, whose average maximum and minimum temperatures are just above 18 and 10 degrees Celsius, respectively. As for the rest of the year, the average maximum temperature ranges from approximately 5 to under 18 degrees Celsius, while the minimum is almost below 8. January experiences the lowest minimum temperature, at around 1, similar to that of February. Apart from these months, the temperature exceeds 2 degrees Celsius. A comparable pattern can be seen in the maximum, in which January is still the month with the lowest value. Additionally, the average maximum temperature increases gradually and stops in August to decrease at the end of the year. Meanwhile, the data recorded at the minimum rises at varying rates.
Concerning the table, seven out of twelve months have relatively high average rainfall (around 11 cm), particularly during the middle and latter months. The average rainfall is recorded at 10 cm in July, and then shows a slight decrease to 9.5 cm in August. This figure rises steadily and reaches its peak in December, at 12.5 cm. Those in January and February are significantly high, at 11 and 10, in the given order. In contrast, the period from March to June recorded substantially lower rainfall, fluctuating between 6 and 7.5 cm. In terms of average sunshine, the months with high rainfall, such as January, February, October, November, and December, receive fewer hours of sunshine, being under 3 hours. Conversely, higher numbers of sunshine hours occur in May and June, at 5.5 and 6. Especially, some months registered relatively low levels of rainfall and sunshine hours (March and April), while both figures in July, August, and September record high values.