Add code to print a report of average temperatures for each month.

Use two lists, day_count and temp_sum

if month_number is the number of a month (1 to 12) then

day_count[month_number - 1] = the number of days with valid data points

month_number[month_number - 1] = the sum of all the valid temperatures.

Ignore days with a temperature of -99

Also print the results to a file.

(The code should be in Python)

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