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by angie fonseca
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hydrologic oceans storage pillar

The water cycle , also known as the cycle , is a continuous flow of water that moves around the Earth ? s surface . Water is the of life . It is found in every living being and exists in many sources on our planet . Some of these sources include clouds , , ice sheets , glaciers , rivers , lakes , wetlands , and underground aquifers . These sources are temporary locations that change throughout the different phases of the water cycle .

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liquid ice precipitation fog

A phase of the water cycle can be defined as the movement of water through various forms , sources , and places on earth . The first phase of the water cycle is . Precipitation refers to the process of water falling onto the earth ? s surface . During this phase , water can take different forms such as ( rain ) , solid ( , snow , hail , and sleet ) and gas ( and mist ) . Precipitation that falls becomes surface water , such as ocean and rivers .

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underground interception percolation infiltration

Some of the water that falls over land is intercepted by plants and trees before it hits the ground ; this process is called . When water falls on the ground , there are two processes that can happen , and percolation . Infiltration refers to the water being absorbed by the soil , while is the movement of water downward through the soil due to the gravity . Water from percolation moves downward through the different ground levels , reaching sources of water and discharging in other sources such as lakes or rivers .

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percolation infiltration

Imagine you water a plant with a watering can : is when the water is absorbed by the soil , and is when the water drips through the bottom of the planter and collects at the bottom .

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clouds respiration condensation rain transpiration Evaporation

At this point , you might be wondering how water returns to the atmosphere . is the phase where water changes its form from a liquid to a gas due to the heat of the sun . Water can evaporate from any wet surface , including wet soil and bodies of water . It also evaporates through ( in humans ) and ( in plants ) . The evaporated water flows into the atmosphere as water vapor , forming . Then , through , the water vapor cools and condenses into water droplets , which then fall again as , snow , sleet , or hail .

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