Question

Hythergraph and climograph and their interpretation

Answer 1

Answer:

Differentiation between Hythergraph and climograpgh:

Explanation:

Hythergraph:

• It is a graph plotted or climatic diagram to indicate the relationship between precipitation and  temperature. It is used to measure the average values of temperature and precipitation in a particular region on a monthly basis.
• The graph will be plotted as temperature versus precipitation.

Climograph:

• This is a graph plotted to show the average temperature and precipitation of a location in a particular month.
• The graph will be plotted as temperature versus precipitation versus a particular month.

Answer 2

Hythergraph and climograph are geographic tools to meaure and show the relations in rainfall, pressure and temperature.

Explanation:

• A climograph is a graphical presentation of the earth's climate and is used to display the two variables such as the monthly temperature and rainfall.

• Mostly it uses a bar or a line graph with a period of 12 months. It has advantages as it allows for showing the average range of temperature.

• If the rainfall patterns of the following are low for the year-round then it is considered to be a desert. As there is a seasonal pattern of precipitation.

• A hydrograph is a type of graph that shows the relationships between the humidity, temperature, and precipitation. Griffith Taylor invented the graph to measure the places that the variation with rainfall and temperature n a monthly basis.

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