A climate graph shows the average temperatures and monthly precipitation for a place in a year.
The temperatures are given on the left vertical axis in intervals of 10º C. Precipitation is shown on the right vertical axis in intervals of 20 mm.
When we interpret a climate graph we have to consider:
1- The annual temperature.
2- The annual temperature variation.
3- The months with the highest and lowest temperatures.
4- The annual precipitation.
5- The months with the most precipitation.
Finally, we can infer how many seasons there are and the type of climate represented.
Now, let us get on with it!