The bar chart below shows the average rainfall for Australia by month for last year. The line shows the average rainfall for Australia by month for the last 40 years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The former bar chart enumerates the typical precipitation in Australia by month for the

last

year,

whereas

the illustrated line graph highlights the rainfall in the same country for the past 40 years. Looking from an

overall

perspective,

it is clear that

each month had varying percentages of rain. First of all, as can be seen in the former diagram, both August and October had the lowest portion of rainy days with approximately 10%,

while

the highest figure appears to be the first month of the year at a whopping 70%.

Moreover

, the winter season in Australia had the most amount of rainfall when juxtaposed to others.

On the other hand

, autumn has the least proportion, with the exception of November.

Secondly

, the latter line gives information that January is once again the biggest share at a vast 80%.

Although

,

this

number gradually depleted over a 2-month period to 30 per cent.

Furthermore

, it waned even more to a measly 18%.

Nevertheless

, after, the precipitation grew exponentially throughout the course of time.