The line graph illustrates information about the number of people who visited the museum in the UK during the summer and winter of 2005, between 9a.m and 6p.m.
In general, it is noticeable that the number of people who visited the museum in the UK was significantly higher in summer than in winter. Besides, that of summer visitors rose dramatically, peaking at midday, before declining steadily towards the afternoon, while the winter trend remained unchanged lower throughout the day.
At 9am, around 400 people visited the museum in the UK during the summer, while the figure for winter recorded at just over 200. By 12pm, the quantity of people who visited the museum in summer witnessed a sharp increase to roughly 1500. Also, there was a moderate growth in that of winter to nearly 600.
From 12pm to 6pm, the number of people who visited the museum in the UK reduced gradually in both seasons. After peaking at around 1500 people at noon, the figure for summer fell steadily to approximately 400 by 6pm. Simultaneously, that of winter decreased slightly, dropping from about 600 to under 200 in the late afternoon.