The table below presents the average monthly rainfall, in inches, for two cities, Woodsville and Blacksboro, over 12 months.
Overall, Woodsville experiences a more significant rainfall throughout the year, reaching its peak in late autumn and winter, whilst Blacksboro remains much drier, showing only slight increases in early winter.
On the one hand, Woodsville shows clear changes in rainfall when there are three wettest months: November ( 6 ), December ( 5,5 ) and January ( 5 ) . Conversely, there is a noticeable decline from spring to summer, touching the lowest point in July ( 0,75 ). Ultimately, it recovers to the initial level of falling rain in October ( 3).
Turning to Blacksboro’s rainfall pattern, it receives far less rain than that of Woodsville. The highest rainfall occurs in January and February with 3 and 4. However, rainfall drops to almost zero in June ( 0,1) and July ( 0, 01 ) – a sharp fall compared to Woodsville’s rainfall. Although Blacksboro’s rainfall possesses a trivial recovery afterward, it is never as high as Woodsville’s rainfall.