The graph and chart below give information on the average daily maximum and minimum temperatures in degrees Celsius (°C) and the average number of days with rainfall each month for two Australian cities. Write a report for a university, lecturer describing the information shown below.

The line graph and bar chart show the typical highest and lowest

temperatures

per day over a

month

period

as well as

the mean of

days

on each

month

having

rainfall

in

Brisbane

and

Canberra

.

Overall

,

Brisbane

is hotter during the

year

than

Canberra

with more intensity of

rainfall

between the end of the

year

and the following mid-

year

. In terms of maximum

temperatures

,

Brisbane

and

Canberra

have about equal numbers at around 27.5

degrees

Celcius at the beginning of the

year

.

In contrast

, the minimum

temperature

of

Brisbane

in January stood at just above 20

degrees

Celcius compared to

Canberra

with a lower

temperature

of approximately 12.5

degrees

. In February,

Brisbane

's

temperature

reached a peak of 30

degrees

,

while

the

temperature

in

Canberra

levelled off at the same point as the previous

month

.

Consequently

, both cities face a gradual decline in their

temperatures

to approximately 22.5

degrees

Celcius

as

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show examples

the highest

temperatures

in

Brisbane

and almost zero in

Canberra

during July.

Finally

, the

temperature

of

Canberra

and

Brisbane

bounces back to a level

that is

nearly equal to the start point.

On the other hand

, the daily

rainfall

in

Brisbane

per 4-week period is higher than in

Canberra

from November until May of the next

year

with a tip of 14

days

monthly in February and March.

In addition

,

Canberra

's

rainfall

is more likely to occur in mid-

year

with a slighter number of

days

at 10. The lowest

rainfall

days

in a

month

for both municipalities lie at 7

days

.