A CSV file containing weather data from Coulter Field in Bryan is available on our eCampus course page. This file contains 3 years of data (minus one day, for some reason!) from Weather Underground (wunderground.com). There are two versions of the file, one for Windows and another for Mac; the only difference is new-line and carriage return formatting (you don’t need to worry about this). Download the file to your system; do not rename the file to use. Note that the first line of the file contains the column headers explaining what each column is. Write a program that will open the .csv file, and give descriptive output of the following information to the PyCharm console: a. The maximum and minimum temperature seen over the 3 year period b. The average daily precipitation c. Any two (2) other “interesting” data analysis questions of your choice* For at least one, use the date information in some way: here are some ideas if you’re not feeling creative, but you can pick whatever you want: ● For some particular day, such as December 25, find the maximum and minimum temperatures reached among the 3 years of data. ● For some particular month, such as July 2015, calculate the average high temperature. ● Calculate how frequently the pressure increases from one day to another vs. how frequently it decreases. ● Calculate the percentage of days when the humidity was above some value, like 90%. ● Calculate the mean and standard deviation of precipitation levels. The two analysis questions should be substantially different from each other. For example, you should not find the min/max temperature for three different dates, or find the min/max pressure all for December 25.