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Water Cycle

by John Patrick Famadulan
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It occurs when the sun heats the water on the ground. The heat gives the water molecules more energy, which makes them move faster. When they gain enough energy, the molecules near the surface break away and enter the air as a gas.

2

It is a process similar to evaporation, but it involves plants. Water is removed from the leaves of the plants in the form of water vapor and released into the atmosphere.

3

When water vapor cools down, the water molecules lose energy and slow down. They move closer to other gas molecules and change back into a liquid state. This is how clouds are formed! The water drops ‘join’ together to form a cloud.

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It is water released from clouds in the form of rain, hail, sleet or snow. It flows into creeks, streams, rivers, lakes and dams, before returning to the ocean to complete the cycle.

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