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Locate the steps of the water cycle.

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Locate the steps of the water cycle.

by Elena Espadas
1 EVAPORATION 2 CONDENSATION 3 PRECIPITATION 4 COLLECTION

Explanation

When the sun warms the water on the Earth's surface, it evaporates converting itself into water vapor and begins its journey to the atmosphere.

When the water converts itself in vapor, it rises towards the atmosphere, and here it cools down due to low temperatures. The result is the condensation of the vapor, transforming itself into tiny drops and form the clouds.

When the drops get together, the clouds become big and heavy. That is the reason why they will eventually fall down due to gravity. If temperatures are colder, this process will produce snow or hail.

The water which falls to the ground will reaches the sea again. When it arrives at the big blue sea, the water will repeat the same process again, and the water cycle will start again.

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