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*Overview

Brisbane is generally warmer than Canberra, with fewer rainy days.

Both cities experience the highest rainfall during the summer months.

*Body 1: Line graph

Brisbane's maximum temperature reaches about 30°C in January, while Canberra's is around 20°C.

Brisbane's minimum stays around 20°C, while Canberra’s is lower at 10°C in January.

=> Brisbane is warmer throughout the year.

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Canberra experiences more rainy days (12 in summer), while Brisbane averages 6–10 rainy days each month.

Both cities see the most rainfall in January and February, but Canberra has more consistent rain throughout the year.

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The line and bar charts delineate two weather reports on the average everyday highest and lowest temperature in degrees Celsius and the average number of rainy days monthly in Brisbane and Canberra.

Overall, Brisbane has higher temperature as well as rainfall most of the time. However, the figure for days with rainfall in Canberra is higher for the period of 4 months, starting from June.

Body 1:

+) Brisbane always has higher temperatures than Canberra.

+) While Canberra experiences its peak in January with approximately 21 degrees, Brisbane peaked at 30 degrees in February.

+) The maximum temperatures in Brisbane drop in February and reach their lowest point at around 21 degrees. Then, it fluctuates throughout the rest of the year.

+) Brisbane’s minimum heats plummet in February and March, and reach their lowest point at about 11 degrees, then recovering almost fully in December. Similarly, Canberra has nearly the same weather patterns to Brisbane’s minimum.

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+) Both February and March record the highest figure for rainfall at 14 days. Conversely, in January, February, April, May, November, December, Canberra experiences the lowest point of about 7 days. Meanwhile, Brisbane has its least amount of wet weather at approximately 7 days, for a three-month period, starting from June.

+) However, more rainy periods happen in Canberra from June to August, as well as October, reaching up to 10 days per month.

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Intro

Overview

Brisbane is warmer than Canberra throughout the year.

Brisbane has more rainy days than Canberra, particularly in the first half of the year.

Body 1 - Temperature

Brisbane:

Max temperatures: 21°C (July) - 30°C (jan, dec).

Min temperatures: relatively low, between 10°C (july) and 21°C (jan).

Canberra:

Maximum temperatures: 11°C (july) - 27°C (jan).

Minimum temperatures: 0°C in july but rise to about 15°C in january.

Body 2 - Rainfall

Brisbane:

Most rainfall: jan & march (~ 14 rainy days).

Drops to ~ 7–8 rainy days from june to sep.

Canberra:

More consistent, with 6-9 rainy days per month.

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Overview

Brisband is warmer throughout the year.

Canberra has wider temperature range (colder winters, hotter summers).

Rainfall in Brisband is higher early in the year; Canberra’s rain is more evenly spread.

Body 1 – Temperature trends

Brisband: 21–30°C (max), 10–21°C (min); warmer and more stable.

Canberra: 11–28°C (max), 1–15°C (min); colder winters, hot summers.

Canberra has lower temps in June–July; difference is biggest in winter months.

4. Body 2 – Rainfall patterns

Brisband: Highest rainfall Jan–April (~14–15 days); dry season in winter.

Canberra: ~7–10 rainy days each month, consistent year-round.

Brisband has more rain in early year, Canberra is more balanced.