Hello students from 1st ESO. My name is Mr. drop and now I will explain the water cycle.

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Hello students from 1st ESO. My name is Mr. drop and now I will explain the water cycle.

When the sun heats the water from the seas, rivers and lakes that evaporates. Transpiration is the process that makes the plants and soil release steam.

It is the process in which water vapor cools forming clouds. The wind moves the clouds

When clouds are heavy drop of water in the form of rain, snow, hail or sleet.

Water down the mountain to form a water accumulation.

The water infiltrates the soil forming aquifers. This water is called groundwater.

Here is where all the water comes from the water cycle. This evaporates and restarts the water cycle.