The line chart provides information about the average low and high temperatures in celsius every month in Glasgow, Scotland, over a period. On the other hand, the table illustrates the typical monthly hours of rainfall (mm) and sunshine (hours/day).
On the whole, it is readily apparent that Glasgow experienced more of high temperatures and rainfall throughout the period than low temperatures and sunshine, with the peak for both high and low temperatures in July.
Beginning with the average temperature in Glasgow, both low and high temperatures had the same pattern, where they gradually increased in the first seven months, and for the rest they underwent a downward trend. Glasgow experienced more typical high temperatures over the time span, where it started higher than average low temperatures with approximately 7.0 and 1.0 respectively. Both temperatures gradually rose and reached their peak in July, with slightly under 20.0 for high temperatures, and 11.0 for low temperatures. However, in the next following month, they dramatically declined and went back to their starting temperatures in December.
Turning to the rainfall and sunshine hours, it is recorded that rainfall dominated the weather in Glasgow over the period. Rainfall started high in the beginning with 107 in January. Then, the proportion began to plunge and reached the lowest in May (59). However, the trend managed to soar and peaked in October with 124. In contrast, at the beginning of the period, the figure for sunshine was only 1.3. The trend gradually increased to 5.6 in May, then continued to decrease for the next seven months, with the lowest recorded in December (1.1).