The graph below gives information about annual rainfall in Brazilia between 2001 and 2011

The graph below gives information about annual rainfall in Brazilia between 2001 and 2011
The information about annual rainfall in Brazilia during the years between 2001 and 2011 is depicted by a rendered bar graph.
Overall
, it can be seen that the highest level of rain showers was observed at the beginning of the year, which decreased gradually until mid-year and
then
took a subsequent peak
at the end
of the year. In January,
according to
data, the highest rainfall was marked, which accounted for 247.4 mm,
however
, after that, there was a gradual decline observed until June month, when only 8.7
millimeters
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was noted. Which was accounted at its lowest level in the whole period and
likewise
considered Brazilia's dry season.
Moreover
, from July to December, the level of precipitation of rainfall started to grow substantially, and that was reported at 11.1 mm to 246.0mm respectively.
In addition
, the first three months and the
last
three months of the year were considered rainstorm months.
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