The bar chart illustrates the average monthly rainfall in millimetres for the town of Marley in the UK. Overall, it is clear that precipitation levels vary significantly across the twelve months, with the highest rainfall recorded in autumn and the lowest during the spring and early summer months.
September stands out as the wettest month of the year, reaching a peak of 82 millimetres. This is followed by January, which records 79 millimetres, and December, with 76 millimetres. Conversely, the spring months show a marked decline in rainfall. May is the driest month, with only 54 millimetres of rain, closely followed by April at 55 millimetres and June at 56 millimetres.
During the middle of the year, rainfall remains relatively stable. July and February both record 57 millimetres, while March sees a slight increase to 58 millimetres. August experiences a moderate rise to 63 millimetres before the sharp increase towards the autumn peak. November and October also record high levels of rainfall, at 73 and 75 millimetres respectively, maintaining the trend of wetter conditions during the latter part of the year compared to the spring and summer periods.