How do you compare climate graphs?

Answer 1

ok well first you have to rule to lines go up the page label the one of the left degrees and the one on the right you have to label mm and write how many mm of rainfall and the degrees then draw a line along the bottom label them January to December then using the right hand vertical line you have to draw up the rainfall kind on like a bar graph then using the right hand vertical line then do kind of a line graph and mark dots above the months and then join them all together then ur done

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Another Way:

To draw a climate graph, you first draw something like this:

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On the bottom we put January to December with letters like J, F, M...

On either side we put mm of rainfall and the other side we put the degrees Celsius.

On the top of the graph we write, 'Climate Graph For City, Country'

For draw the information we first use the bar graph for the mm of rainfall and the temperatures using the line graph.

Answer 2

To compare climate graphs, look for patterns and trends in temperature, precipitation, and any other relevant factors over time. Pay attention to variations in seasonal trends and anomalies, such as extreme weather events. Comparing multiple climate graphs from different locations can also provide insights into regional climate differences.

Answer 3

i dont no can u plz help