The bar graph describes the usual amount of rain precipitate over a year in Marley, UK. Overall, it can be clearly seen that December, September and January have the highest amount of rainfall noted in a year. However, there is a drop in rainfall in the middle of the year, yet it increases dramatically in the succeeding months. Primarily, from December to September, the number of rainfall increases from about 84 mm to approximately 94mm. The rainfall in October has an identical amount in December by about 84mm. Interestingly, the level of rainfall dramatically declines from September to May, which levels off at about 51mm. However, this trend does not last when the rain precipitate minimally rises in April (58mm) and is followed by a moderate soar in MArch by approximately 64mm. In February, the figure decreases but it is followed by a tremendous increase in January that reaches roughly 79mm.
The bar graph
describes
the usual amount of rain precipitate over a year in Marley, UK.
Overall
, it can be
clearly
seen
that December, September and January have the highest amount of
rainfall
noted in a year.
However
, there is a drop in
rainfall
in the middle of the year,
yet
it increases
dramatically
in the succeeding months.
Primarily
, from December to September, the number of
rainfall
increases from about 84 mm to approximately
94mm
. The
rainfall
in October has an identical amount in December by about
84mm
.
Interestingly
, the level of
rainfall
dramatically
declines from September to May, which levels off at about
51mm
.
However
, this trend does not last when the rain precipitate
minimally
rises in April (
58mm
) and
is followed
by a moderate soar in
MArch
by approximately
64mm
. In February, the figure decreases
but
it
is followed
by a tremendous increase in January that reaches roughly
79mm
.