George gathered samples for the average monthly precipitation, in inches, for two cities and recorded the results in the box-and-whisker plots shown. What conclusion can you make from the box-and-whisker plots?

The figure shows two box-and-whisker plot on a number line for City Upper A and City Upper B and is labeled as Average Monthly Precipitation. The numbers on the number line ranges from 0 to 5 in increments of 1. For City Upper A, the lower extreme is labeled at 0 decimal point 5, the upper extreme is labeled at 4 decimal point 5, the lower quartile is labeled between 1 and 2 but near 2, the upper quartile is labeled between 3 and 4 but near 4, and the median is labeled between 2 and 3 but near 3. For City Upper B, the lower extreme is labeled at 0, the upper extreme is labeled between 4 and 5 but near 4, the lower quartile is labeled at 4, the upper quartile is labeled at same value as it is labeled for City Upper A, and the median is also labeled at the same value as it is labeled for City Upper A.

A.
The median amount of precipitation for City A is greather than the median for City B.

B.
The median amount of precipitation for City A is less than the median for City B.

C.
The amount of precipitation in City B is more spread out than in City A.

D.
The amount of precipitation in City A is more spread out than in City B.