kendramurphy4 — 2024-11-12 20:35:01 UTC

The graph titled "Percentage of U.S. Weather Stations that Broke All-Time Temperature Records" is highly effective because it utilizes a stacked bar chart to illustrate which U.S. weather stations set temperature records for both cold and heat extremes. It covers the period from 1991 to 2020, clearly indicating the years in which all-time records were established for both temperature extremes. The graph clearly shows the heat and cold record set and what year that it occurs

kendramurphy4 — 2024-11-12 20:47:26 UTC

During the Covid-19 pandemic many news organizations released misleading graphs to show the progression of the virus, which led to individuals not trusting the information being provided. The example provided states the number of new cases per day. The issue with this graph is it does not state where the new cases were located. The scale presented was off because it starts on 30, and the scale is not disclosed. Then the title just says New Cases per Day. If this graph was just found without any context no one would know what it represents.

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