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Ssrujana reddy
Last edited Oct 20, 2025
Created on Oct 20, 2025
Forked from Ice6_Question 1

This interactive D3.js visualization presents daily weather data across five months, using two complementary charts. The first chart is a multi-series line chart showing maximum and minimum temperature trends with red and blue lines, revealing a seasonal warming pattern from January to May. The second combines bar and line glyphs to compare rainfall with average temperature, using dual y-axes to display both measurements. The visualization is rendered as SVG using d3.v7, with gridlines, hover effects, and annotations that highlight the inverse relationship between precipitation and temperature as the seasons transition.

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