The given table reports the average amount of rain each month in two particular regions – Woodsville and Blacksboro, measured in inches.
A glance at the table reveals an erratic pattern shown in both cities, while the volume of rainfall in two areas relatively reached its peak in the beginning and the end of the year, and mid-year months recorded the lowest point of precipitation in Woodsville and Blacksboro.
Starting at five inches, the quantity of rainfall in Woodsville witnessed a steady fall by half of the initial figure until reaching 2.5 inches in April, remaining its downward momentum prior to ending up at 0.75 inch in July. In spite of a slight rise to peak at four inches in the first two months, Blacksboro’s precipitation plummeted to 0.25 inch in May before slowing down to 0.01 inch in July. Noteworthy is 0.75 inch and 0.01 inch respectively marked the trough of rainfall in Woodsville and Blacksboro.
August registered one inch of rainfall in Woodsville, followed by a sharp acceleration to hit a peak of six inches in November before a brief fall by 0.5 inch. In contrast to the marked surge towards the end of the year in Woodsville, 0.04 inch of rainfall levels in Blacksboro modestly slipped back to 2.5 inches by December, revealing much lower precipitation compared to Woodsville in the same period.