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The Water Cycle By Max Joelson

mlhttp:// lash/flash_watercycle.html

The Water Cycle

Evaporation Evaporation can occur in; oceans, lakes and rivers Evaporation is a slow Vaporzation. The water in oceans, rivers, lakes turns into Vapor Steam. The Vapor Rises into the air as it leaves the ocean, lake or river

Transpiration Transpiration is the evaporation of water. The water will ether become soil water for animals to drink or go back to a; river, lake or ocean. The plants absorb the soil water. Plants pump this soil water to their leaves to deliver nutrients.

Condenastion Water vapor in the air gets cold and changes back into liquid. You can see this at home by pouring a glass of water on a hot day. The water outside the glass not water that leaked through the your glass it is from the air.

Precipitation Precipitation can occur when a lot of water has consented in the air and the air can’t hold it anymore. The clouds get heavy and the water falls back to Earth. The water can fall back to Earth in the form of; Rain, hail, sleet or snow.

Accumulation A.K.A. Collection Accumulation is when the water falls back to Earth as precipitation. In precipitation form it may fall back into a; ocean, river or lake, even on land!!! When on the land it will ether soak into the soil and become ground water for plants and animals to drink or it will run over soil into a ocean, river or lake where the water cycle will start again.

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