The line graph and bar chart illustrate the mean monthly precipitation and temperature respectively for a certain area in East Africa.
At a glance, it is evident that rainfall and temperature patterns fluctuate throughout the year, with a peak in rainfall during April and the highest temperature in February. Conversely, the driest and coldest months are January and July respectively.
Delving into the details, the rainfall starts to increase from January, reaching a high of approximately 200mm in April, before declining sharply to around 50mm in May. Thereafter, a second, less pronounced peak occurs in November at roughly 150mm, followed by a steep drop to nearly zero in December.
In terms of temperature, the warmest month is February with an average of about 28 degrees Celsius. The temperature then gradually decreases to its lowest point of nearly 15 degrees in July. After July, the temperature starts to rise again, reaching approximately 25 degrees in December.
