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Water Cycle Close Activity

by Petra Priest
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downhill liquid percolation condensation evaporation transpiration rivers precipitation infiltration groundwater cycle sun

The water cycle is a natural cycle that moves water through different stages . It begins when the heats up oceans , , and lakes , causing , where water changes from a to water vapor . At the same time , plants release water into the air through . This vapor rises into the atmosphere , where it cools and undergoes , forming clouds .

Eventually , the water droplets in the clouds become too heavy and fall back to Earth as , such as rain , snow , sleet , or hail . Once on the ground , some of the water flows into rivers and streams as runoff , while some soaks into the soil through . The water that sinks deeper moves through soil and rocks in a process called , becoming part of the . This water may eventually be stored underground or return to bodies of water through springs , continuing the water all over again .

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