The line graph and bar chart illustrate the average monthly rainfall and temperature in one area of East Africa.

A glance at the given bar chart and line graph depicts the average monthly rain and climate in a region of East Africa.

Overall

, it can be seen that

rainfall

and temperature show an oscillation over the months and are related to each other. The precipitation is shown in

millimetres

. It is evident from the figure that from January to February, the average

rainfall

of East Africa is less than 50

millimetres

and the condition within the period is above 22.5

degrees

and is increased till March to about 22.5

degrees

to receive good monsoon. Meanwhile, East Africa accounts for good

rainfall

between March and May in which April (275 mm rain) is the wettest season of the year. From the closed scrutiny of the data, the coolest months of the period are considered June to August as the climate falls to approximately less than 21

degrees

Celsius and has the lowest

rainfall

of the time with less than 10

millimetres

similar to the beginning of the year.

However

, the temperature gradually increases after a fall to an average of about 23.5

degrees

that results in stable precipitation in October and November with 150

millimetres

of rain followed by a stable fall of 1 degree in temperature till December (21.5 ° C) with

rainfall

of 50

millimetres

.