The graph below gives information about annual rainfall in Brazilia between 2001 and 2011

The bar graph illustrates the average amount of rainfall experienced in Brazil within a decade, beginning in 2001.

Overall

, it can be seen that the country experienced the highest

level

of

rain

showers at the beginning of the year. And

then

, a steep decline in millimetres of

rain

towards the month of June before it picks up again in September. In January, the

level

of precipitation started with 247.4mm of water and January was considered the month with the highest

level

of water for the whole year. Rainfall decline the following month until it reached its lowest

level

of 8.7mm in June. A staggering difference of 238.7mm of

rain

showers indicates that

this

is Brazil's dry season which appears to

last

for a quarter of the year. The average rainfall starts to rise again in July with 11.1mm of

rain

until gradually increasing over the next few months before it reaches its peak of 246.0mm

at the end

of the annum.