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Last edited Nov 4, 2024
Created on Nov 3, 2024
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This area chart displays temperature readings over time for multiple locations, using a line chart with filled areas to distinguish each dataset. It loads weather data from a CSV file hosted on GitHub Gist, parses the rows in JavaScript, and renders the visualization using Chart.js 3.7.0 on an HTML canvas. Each location receives a randomly generated background color, and the y-axis is labeled in degrees Celsius.

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