The line graph illustrates monthly temperature in Glasgow, Scotland, while table gives information about rainfall and average daily sunshine throughout the year.
Overall, temperatures rise steadily from winter to a peak in midsummer, before declined. While rainfall greatest in winter and autumn. Sunshine days not coincide perfectly with warm months, however peak was in spring and early fall.
At the beginning of line graph, in January average high was 6′ when low was 1′. Both measures increase after the spring, while in the April high degree was 12.5, in May was approximately 16′. Temperatures peak was in July the high degree was under 20′, whereas low was around 11-12′. Before falling in August temperature around 19′ for high and nearly 9′ for the low. In December both measures had decrease, when high was nearly 7, low degree was 1′.
Furthermore, rainfall in January was at 117mm and remains elevated from September to December (108-102mm). The driest period was in March to Jun, 43mm in both month March – April. From May to July it slowly increased to 50-88mm.
Sunshine averages are lowest in November – January (1-1.5 hours). However in April it rise rapidly and sun stays 5.6 hours in day, and it was lasted until June. In midsummer dip slightly to 4.8 hour. At early autumn high of 5.7 hours in September, while in October fell significantly to 2.4hour.