CREATE TABLE status (station_id NUMBER, bikes_available NUMBER, docks_available NUMBER, time CLOB)
CREATE TABLE trip (id NUMBER, duration NUMBER, start_date CLOB, start_station_name CLOB, start_station_id NUMBER, end_date CLOB, end_station_name CLOB, end_station_id NUMBER, bike_id NUMBER, subscription_type CLOB, zip_code NUMBER)
CREATE TABLE weather (date CLOB, max_temperature_f NUMBER, mean_temperature_f NUMBER, min_temperature_f NUMBER, max_dew_point_f NUMBER, mean_dew_point_f NUMBER, min_dew_point_f NUMBER, max_humidity NUMBER, mean_humidity NUMBER, min_humidity NUMBER, max_sea_level_pressure_inches NUMBER, mean_sea_level_pressure_inches NUMBER, min_sea_level_pressure_inches NUMBER, max_visibility_miles NUMBER, mean_visibility_miles NUMBER, min_visibility_miles NUMBER, max_wind_Speed_mph NUMBER, mean_wind_speed_mph NUMBER, max_gust_speed_mph NUMBER, precipitation_inches NUMBER, cloud_cover NUMBER, events CLOB, wind_dir_degrees NUMBER, zip_code NUMBER)
CREATE TABLE station (id NUMBER, name CLOB, lat NUMBER, long NUMBER, dock_count NUMBER, city CLOB, installation_date CLOB)

A bar chart for what are the number of the dates with a maximum temperature higher than 85?, order y axis from low to high order please.
SELECT date, COUNT(date) FROM weather WHERE max_temperature_f > 85 ORDER BY COUNT(date)
SELECT "date", COUNT("date") FROM "weather" WHERE "max_temperature_f" > 85 ORDER BY COUNT("date")