The graph and bar chart show the average monthly rainfall and temperature for one region of East Africa
The bar chart gives information about the average monthly
rainfall
, while
the line graph illustrates the temperature
in an area of East Africa.
It is clear that
the temperature
in March is the highest point during the year
, whereas
April has the highest average rainfall
of the year
. In addition
, July has the lowest average temperature
and rainfall
of the year
.
On the one hand, the average precipitation in the two first month
is relatively low, just around 25 mm, which is followed by a significant increase to reach a peak at approximately 280 mm in April. July experiences a remarkable decrease in average Fix the agreement mistake
months
rainfall
at 10 mm. There is a slight climb before an extreme increase to 150 nm in October and November. Finally
, precipitation decreases to 50 nm at the end
of the year
.
On the other hand
, there is a quick rise 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.Submitted by anhnguhongmai on
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