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, and making comparisons where relevant.

As for the weather circumstances in the East region of Africa, a glance at the figure provided reveals some data.

While

the line graph illustrates the mean monthly

temperature

, the bar chart gives information about the average monthly precipitation. It is evident from the information gathered that in April the region usually experiences the highest

rainfall

at approximately 260 millimetres.

Also

, March and May in the first half of the year and October to December in the second half of the year have higher

rainfall

in a range between 100 and 170 millimetres

whereas

, the other months see a negligible amount of

rainfall

at less than 50 millimetres. More importantly, the richest month in the

rainfall

is the hottest too at 24 Celsius degree. The

temperature

in the other five months with higher

rainfall

is a bit lower between 20.5 and 21.7 Celsius degree, meanwhile, it is below 19.5 Celsius degree in poorer months in terms of

rainfall

. Worthwhile to note is the fact that between the

rainfall

and

temperature

, there is a positive correlation.

In other words

, following an increase in the

temperature

, a climb in the precipitation is highly likely and vice versa.