The graph and bart chart below show the average monthly rainfall and temperature for one region of East Africa

The bar chart gives information about the average monthly precipitation,

while

the line graph illustrates the

temperature

in an area of East Africa.

Overall

, the

temperature

in March is the highest point during the year, the opposite is true for July.

In addition

, the average rainfall in April accounts for the largest amount over the year. As can be seen from the chart, the average precipitation in the two first months is relatively low, just around 25mm, which is followed by a significant increase to reach a peak at approximately 280mm in April. The weather tends to be drier in the following months as the average rainfall reaches the bottom at about 10

mm

in July. There is a slight increase before experiencing a rise to exactly 150

mm

in October and November.

Finally

, the number of rainfall decreased to 50

mm

in the

last

month. In terms of

temperature

, there is a significant increase from 22

degrees

in January to a peak at roughly 28

degrees

in March, followed by a dramatic decline to reach the lowest point of 18

degrees

in July. Three months later,

temperature

witnesses a considerable rise to above 25

degrees

before decreasing to about 21

degrees

in the final month.