The charts illustrate weather conditions in Glasgow, Scotland.
Overall, it is readily apparent that all months experience higher figures for the average rainfall than those for sunshine, with the exception of August. Meanwhile, both maximum and minimum temperatures follow a similar trajectory throughout the year.
Regarding maximum temperature, both August and July record the highest figures, above 18 degrees Celsius each while the lowest figure in this category belongs to January, with only more than 4 degrees Celsius. It is interesting to note that the minimum temperate line also follows a relatively similar pattern but different figures, with below 2 degrees celsius for the lowest month and approximately 12 degrees celsius in August.
Turning next to the average rainfall, January, February, July, September and October account for about 10.5 cm, with December reaching a peak of 12.5 cm and April and June have the same number, at 6.5 cm. However, the figures for the average sunshine vary considerately. December is only made up of 1 hour of sunshine while the highest hour belongs to August, with 15 hours.
