The First Step

The first graph on the climate sheet we were given out in class has two lines. The top red line shows the daily high tempuratures, like how hot it gets during the day, and the bottom blue line shows the daily low tempurature, the coldest that it gets during the day.
I found out that the month with the highest high tempuratures in Islamabad, Pakistan is June. The maximum tempurature all year is 100 degrees in Islamabad. Other warm months include April, May, July, August, September, and October.
Now, let's move on to cold tempuratures. The month with the coldest tempurature is January, and the minimum tempurature all year is 30 degrees. Other cold months include February, March, November, and December.
But between January and March, the tempuratures increase. Between April and June tempuratures also increase. Between July and September, tempuratures decrease and between October and December, the tempuratures decrease some more. So, the tempurature in Islamabad, Pakistan pretty much varies, just like here in New York. And some of these variables that we must find out for climate are like New York City, but not percipitation, as you will soon see...