The graph and bar chart below show the avarage monthly rainfall and temperature for one region of East Afican

The given mixed chart illustrates the approximate

rainfall

and

temperature

of the region that belongs to East Africa per month for twelve months of a year. At first glance, it could be observed that the line depicts the

temperature

while

the

rainfall

is demonstrated by the bars. The graph and statistics have revealed the relevant relationship between the

temperature

and

rainfall

throughout the year. First of all, it is noticeable that in the middle of the year, particularly from June to August, either the

temperature

or the

rainfall

hit their lowest figures. In detail, both of these statistics reach the lowest point in July, just approximately 20 Celsius

Degree

and under 10

rainfall

millimetres

. In these three months, the

degree

is not over 21,5 and the

rainfall

just fluctuates from 5-10

millimetres

.

In contrast

, from March to May, approximate

rainfall

and

degree

reach the peak points. In March, the figure experienced the highest

degree

at 24 C.D. with roughly 100

rainfall

millimetres

. In the next month, the

rainfall

reaches the peak number which is tripled the previous month with a slightly lower

temperature

, approximately 23,8 Celsius

degree

.

It is clear that

there is a link between the changes in

temperature

and

rainfall

.

However

, we can not claim that they have a causation relationship because in February or September,

while

the

degree

is quite high, the

millimetres

are still really low.