Hi, my name is Ryan Raindrop. This is my story.

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Presentation transcript:

Hi, my name is Ryan Raindrop. This is my story.

As the sun warms the water I evaporate from the ocean and become a gas.

As I rise into the cool air I group with other water molecules to form clouds.

The wind pushes the clouds toward the mountains

Cool air at the top of the mountain prevents me from going over Cool air at the top of the mountain prevents me from going over. I fall to the ground in the form of precipitation

Once again I group with other water molecules Once again I group with other water molecules. We accumulate in brooks or streams which lead to rivers and lakes or the ocean.

Now I wait for the process to begin again.