It addresses the question about the average monthly temperatures in location A and location B. Moreover, it also answers to the question as to which month has the coldest and hottest temperatures for both locations.

Location A has an average temperature of 24 to 28 degrees Celsius all year-round. This location has a climate pattern that is warm during the entire year. On the other hand, location B experiences a temperature of 15 to 20 degrees Celsius during the months of December to February and a temperature of 34 degrees Celsius during July and August. The climate in this location indicates a season that alternates between hot and cold.

Location A has an average temperature of 24 to 28 degrees Celsius, which indicates a warm climate all year-round. Moreover, its yearly precipitation is about 273 cm. The precipitation and climate data in this location fit the description of a tropical rainforest biome. In this biome, it is hot and wet during the entire year.

On the other hand, location B experiences a temperature of 15 to 20 degrees Celsius during the months of December to February and a temperature of 34 degrees Celsius during July and August. This pattern indicates an alternate between hot and cold climates and it also has a yearly precipitation of 11 cm, which is very low. This kind of precipitation and climate are usually experienced in a desert biome.

This graph shows the average temperature and average precipitation in Dallas, Texas. Based on the climate data, it fits the description of a temperate grassland. It has warm to hot summers, cold winters, and a moderate amount of rainfall all year round.

This graph shows the average temperature and average precipitation in Dallas, Texas. Based on the climate data, it fits the description of a temperate grassland. It has warm to hot summers, cold winters, and a moderate amount of rainfall all year round. (Click to see the graph)