The line graph illustrates the mean temperature in Antarctica during the month of June in 2015.
At a glance, it is clear that the temperature fluctuated throughout the month, with a general trend of increasing temperatures towards the end of the month. The lowest and highest temperatures were recorded at the beginning and end of the month respectively.
In the first week of June, the temperature was significantly low, with the lowest point of approximately -60 degrees Celsius on the 4th. However, a gradual increase was observed over the next week, reaching around -55 degrees Celsius by the 10th. This was followed by a brief period of stability until the 14th, after which the temperature started to fall again, reaching nearly -58 degrees Celsius by the 17th.
From the 18th to the end of the month, a steady rise in temperature was noticeable. By the 24th, the temperature had climbed to roughly -54 degrees Celsius. This upward trend continued, and by the 30th of June, the temperature had reached its peak at almost -50 degrees Celsius, marking the highest temperature of the month.
