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The two bar graphs illustrate the information about the proportion of early rainfall in America's two cities Washington (DC) and Victoria.

The two bar graphs illustrate the information about the proportion of early rainfall in America's two cities Washington (DC) and Victoria. aqBwo
The two bar graphs illustrate the information about the proportion of early rainfall in America's two cities Washington (DC) and Victoria. Overall we can see that the highest figure in Victoria for rainfall is in November and December. And the lowest is in July. However the figures are vacillate in Washington (DC). In Washington The highest rainfall is in may month. And the lowest is in February. In Victoria the quantity of recorded rainfall is approximately 82 mm in January and it decrease steadily for the next six months and reached at the lowest point 16mm. In addition it increase and arrive as good as 50mm in October. After that it surged rapidly and arrived at its peak point above 100mm. In Washington (DC) the relatively amount of rainfall is 81mm in the month January. In February it is on its lowest at almost 62mm and in may it's reached upto it's peak at about 98mm after that the rainfall quantity fluctuated next 7 months and it catch up at 78mm in December.
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in America's two cities Washington (DC) and Victoria.

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that the highest figure in Victoria for
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is in November and December. And the
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is in July.
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However
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in Washington (DC). In Washington The highest
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is in
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. And the
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is in February.

In Victoria the quantity of recorded
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is approximately 82 mm in January and it
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and reached at the
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. In
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50mm
in October. After that it surged
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100mm
.

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in the
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January. In
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quantity fluctuated
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in December.
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IELTS academic The two bar graphs illustrate the information about the proportion of early rainfall in America's two cities Washington (DC) and Victoria.

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