The given graph and chart illustrate the median daily highest and lowest temperatures and the average amount of days with rainfall for two Australian cities. The temperature is measured in degrees Celsius.
Overall, it can be seen that the average daily temperatures in Brisbane are far higher than those in Canberra. The same can be said about rainfall with Brisbane experiencing more rain than Canberra.
The weather in Brisbane varies from the highest 30 degrees in February to the lowest – about 10 degrees in August. Canberra experiences its warmest days in December at about 30 degrees and almost freezing temperatures in July at approximately 2 degrees.
As for rainfall, it can bee seen that Brisbane experiences significantly more rainy days than Canberra, having the rainiest months from December to May and June to July, respectively. The months with the most rainfall in brisbane are February and March both having 14 days of rain, whilst in Canberra the rainiest moths are June, July, August and October all having 10 days of rainfall.
