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Determining possible explanations for a "wall" in a distribution chart.

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kylecraig
 
Reply Sun 19 Sep, 2010 09:27 am
Over the course of 101 years the amount of rainfall ( inches per year) has been recorded in Los Angeles:
range = 5" to 33"
the distribution is skewed right
the mode occurs at 12"
the median falls at 13"
What possible explantation(s) might cause this "wall"?
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