The graph and bar chart below show the average monthly rainfall and temperature for one region of East Africa. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, making comparisons where relevant.

The charts depict the typical temperature (in degrees Celsius) and how much it rains each month in a specific area in East Africa.

Overall

, it is seen that the rainy weather occurs mainly in April,

whereas

the highest temperatures are in March and October.There is little to no rainfall in the

summer

, September, January and February,

,

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similarly

the coldest period is

also

summer

.

According to

the bar chart, rain is uncommon during the

last

two months of winter (approximately 15

millimetres

) and in the

summer

(less than 10

millimetres

) . As opposed to the temperature, which is from 21.5 to 23.5 degrees Celsius during winter and 20.5 to 21 during

summer

. Rain is seen regularly in April, which constitutes the highest point of nearly 300

millimetres

and the weather is moderate roughly 23.5 degrees and is the same in October.

However

, rain frequency is often in October and November (around 150

millimetres

),

whereas

it accounts for about 25

millimetres

in September. From the beginning

of

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,Autumn it starts to get warmer in the East of Africa,

although

it decreases as the Winter comes.