How do I create a climate graph for Kimbe in 2024 using sample data?

Draw a horizontal x-axis for the months and two vertical y-axes, one on the left for temperature and one on the right for rainfall.

Divide the x-axis into 12 equal sections and label each section with the months from January (J) to December (D).

Determine the range of temperatures (15°C to 30°C). Choose a suitable scale, for example, from 0°C to 35°C, with increments of 5°C. Label this axis "Temp (°C)".

Determine the range of rainfall (100 mm to 400 mm). Choose a suitable scale, for example, from 0 mm to 450 mm, with increments of 50 mm or 100 mm. Label this axis "Rainfall (mm)".

For each month, plot a point corresponding to its temperature value on the left y-axis. Connect these points with a smooth line to represent the temperature profile.

For each month, draw a bar extending upwards from the x-axis to the corresponding rainfall value on the right y-axis. The bars should be centered over each month's label.

Give the graph a clear title, such as "Climate Graph for Kimbe, 2024".

Here is a summary of the data to be plotted:

• Temperature (°C): J: 15, F: 20, M: 25, A: 25, M: 30, J: 30, J: 30, A: 30, S: 25, O: 25, N: 20, D: 15
• Rainfall (mm): J: 400, F: 300, M: 200, A: 200, M: 100, J: 100, J: 100, A: 100, S: 200, O: 200, N: 300, D: 400