The graph and the chart demonstrate the average daily temperatures in degrees Celcius, and the average monthly number of rainfall days in two Australian cities.
Overall, Brisbane generally experiences higher maximum and minimum temperatures than Canberra. Additionally, the daily temperature trends in the two cities are similar, while the tendency of monthly rainfall periods witnesses the opposite.
In terms of the weather in a day, the hottest average of Brisbane peaks at 30 degrees in February, followed by that of Canberra at 27 degrees in December. The lowest temperatures recorded in Brisbane reach 10 degrees in July and August while those of Canberra can bottom at only one degree between June and July.
Meanwhile, 14 days per month is the top figure of rainfall in a month observed in Brisbane between February and March while the opposite figures fall from June to September. In contrast, Canberra sees the most of its rainy seasons from June to August and also October in 10 ten days a month and the least from November to February, them from April to May.
