THE WATER CYCLE 1/20/12 BY FRANKIE FURNELLI EVAPORATION ‼ Evaporation is when water enters the air as water vapor. ‼ The sun heats up water and it evaporates.

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THE WATER CYCLE 1/20/12 BY FRANKIE FURNELLI

EVAPORATION ‼ Evaporation is when water enters the air as water vapor. ‼ The sun heats up water and it evaporates into the air.

CONDENSATION ﬀ Condensation happens as water vapor condenses. As the water vapor condenses clouds form. ﬀ The water vapor condenses and clouds form.

PRECIPITATION  Water drops clump together and get heavy.  When the water gets too heavy they fall as precipitation.

RUN-OFF ₅ After precipitation the water soaks into the ground. ₅ The water that does not soak into the ground runs down a hill into puddles, streams, lakes.