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.

The bar chart provides information about how many times there was rain per month in the

last

year

, and the line depicts

this

data for the

last

40 years in Australia.

Overall

, throughout the one-

year

period, average

rainfall

decreases from January to August with some fluctuations and increases from September to December. From both charts, it is clearly

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seen that, in Australia

rainfall

reaches the highest peak in January, which is approximately between 70 and 80 mm.,

whereas

the minimum

rainfall

occurs in August.

Furthermore

, Australia mostly experiences a considerable amount of

rainfall

in the first three months of the

year

,

however

, August, September, and October are observed as months where the least chance of occurring the

rainfall

.

In addition

, the line chart depicts exponential growth from September to December, and the bar chart indicates a dramatic change between two months, October and November, where figures show nearly 10 and fifty mm in the

last

year

correspondingly.

Although

general fluctuations by month over a period of 1

year

, it has a similar mixed trend with average

rainfall

by month for the 

last

 40 years.