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The Water Cycle

The Water Cycle Evaporation Precipitation Runoff Collection Review Condensation Wind Evaporation Precipitation Runoff Collection Review

Evaporation BACK Sun shines on water Water is heated Water turns into vapor (gas) Vapor enters the air BACK

Condensation BACK Water vapor cools because of temperature change Condenses (changes) into water droplets Droplets create clouds Droplets can also form dew. – water condenses directly onto a surface BACK

Wind Wind moves clouds to new places BACK

Precipitation BACK Air cannot hold more water Water falls to the ground Rain, snow, sleet, hail Snow, Sleet, and hail result from freezing temperatures in the air. Rain forms when temperatures are above freezing BACK

Runoff BACK Rain falls to ground Runs downhill Attempts to return to oceans, lakes, rivers, or other water sources. BACK

Collection Collects Lakes, rivers, oceans Groundwater BACK

Return to the Water Cycle Review Evaporation Condensation Wind Precipitation Runoff Collection Return to the Water Cycle

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