Band 5+: The line graph below shows the average high and low temperatures in Glasgow, Scotland, over the course of a year, while the table provides information on the average monthly rainfall and sunshine hours. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph shows the statistics on how the average temperature for Glasgow has significantly changed throughout the year.

Based on the information provided, it can be seen that starting from January, Glasgow had an average temperature of 1 degree Celsius with 11 rainfall and 1 sunshine average for a day. Moving on to February, the average roughly consistent with slight fluctuation increasing to 2 sunshine days and decreasing to with 10 rainfall days per day.

In March, the weather has started to climb slowly from 2 degrees and has reached its highest peak in August with an average of 12degree Celsius with an additional 9.5 rainfall and 5 sunshine regularly. This was the maximum temperature in Glasgow, as after August the weather started slowly decreasing from 9 degree Celsius in September towards 3 degree Celsius with normally 12.5 rain and 1 sunshine in the December.

To summarize, the Glasgow weather changed a few times in year starting stable from January to February and starting to increase in the March until it reached its highest temperature in the August, and then slowly decreasing from September to December.