Climate Graph Interpretation and Analysis

This tutorial explains how to interpret and describe changes in climate graphs, focusing on rainfall and temperature data. It covers how to read the graphs, describe yearly changes, and compare data between two locations, Crieff and London.

What does a climate graph typically display?

• Weather patterns over a year

• Only rainfall data

• Only temperature data

• Daily weather forecasts

How is rainfall represented in a climate graph?

• With a blue line

• With dots

• With bars

• With a green line

In the climate graph for Crieff, which month is the wettest?

• July

• October

• April

• January

How is temperature data shown in a climate graph?

• With a green line

• With bars

• With a red line

• With a blue line

What is the approximate average temperature in Crieff during January?

• 15-16 degrees

• 10-11 degrees

• 2-3 degrees

• 5-6 degrees

Which month marks the peak temperature in Crieff?

• October

• July

• January

• April

When describing yearly changes in rainfall, which month is noted as the driest?

• January

• April

• July

• October

What is the key difference in the climate graph scales for Crieff and London?

• Crieff's scale is lower

• Both have the same scale

• London's scale is higher

• Crieff's scale is higher

Which city is generally drier according to the climate graphs?

• Both are equally wet

• London

• Crieff

• Neither, they are both dry

What is the main focus when comparing climate data between two locations?

• Comparing daily weather

• Comparing only rainfall

• Comparing wettest and driest months

• Comparing only temperature