The line chart illustrates comparision in average number of people visiting a museum in the UK, in summer and winter throughout the day-time in 2003.
Overall, it is clear that both figures fluctuated, but reached the same point at the end of the day. Another significant feature is that more people tend to visit museums in summer than in winter.
Visitors tend to prefer visiting museums in summer more than winter, and this is clearly shown when referring to the figure. The museums would be opened at 9.am, small number of people would start to go at that early time, however that would increase as time passes by. The figure for number of individuals visits in summer reachs its peak at 12.pm with more than 1400 visitors. Following this the figure witnessed a gradual decline throughout the day to reach only 800 people at 5.pm, before showing a dramtic fall to 0 visitors in only half-hour later at 5.30.
On the other hand, the figure for people visiting museums in the UK in winter demonstrated a fluctuated trend. At the start of the day at around 9.am, people would start going to the museums but in less numbers than in summer. There is a fluctuation in number of people visiting the mesuems from 10.am to 12.pm, where the highest point is 600 and the lowest point is 400 people. However, at around 12.pm the graph would start to fall consistently to reach a stable point at 2.30.pm, reaching no visitors, and that rate will stay stable till the end of the day at 5.30.pm.