The graph and chart below give information on the average daily maximum and minimum temperatures in degrees Celsius and the average number of days with rainfall each month for two Australian cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The bar chart illustrates the average number of

days

with rainfall per

month

in two Australian cities:

Brisbane

and

Canberra

,

while

the line chart represents the fluctuations in average daily temperatures in the specified cities.

Overall

, even though

Canberra

witnesses comparatively lower temperatures,

Brisbane

experiences more rainfall most of the time throughout the year.

According to

the supplied line graph, in

Brisbane

, the

temperature

tends to remain between 20

degrees

Celsius

to 30

degrees

Celsius

in February; the

temperature

gap reduces in April, before becoming widened

month

on

month

till October. The

temperature

range restores to its original value by the end of the year in December.

On the contrary

, the disparity between the highest and lowest

temperature

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in

Canberra

is extreme; the lowest

temperature

recorded in January is recorded to be just below 15

degrees

Celsius

whereas

the highest number

are

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at just over 25

degrees

Celsius

. The

temperature

gap continues to become huge for the rest of the

month

.

According to

the bar chart, showering occurs for approximately half of the

month

in the first four and

last

months of the year in

Brisbane

, whilst it rains just well over 6

days

in

Canberra

during the same months.

In contrast

, the summer months, namely June, July, August, September, and October, witness a diametrically opposite trend; showering occurs for precisely 10

days

every

month

,

whereas

in

Brisbane

, just below 10

days

are wet.