Water+Cycle

Where does the water come from? Where does the water go? How does the cycle work?

I'm standing on a beach and I see [|evaporation] start happening then I see the cloud start moving and then the cloud starts to get bigger and darker and starts raining it is getting windy. I said to my friend that I think the hydrologic cycle was happening I told him it was evaporating then the cloud started getting darker then it started getting bigger then precipitation started next run-off then percolation. Evaporation is when water starts turning in to a gas. [|Condensation] is when the cloud is getting to full and is starting to drizzle. [|Precipitation] is when it starts to rain. Then[| run-off] is when it is starting to go down hills in to the river or ocean. Percolation is when the ground starts to clean out the water during to run-off.

The process of the water cycle begins when ocean water evaporates and when the vapor cools it creates a cloud. This process is called condensation. When a cloud goes over high mountains it goes over the mountain and soon it falls as rain. Some rain will fall in creeks and rivers. Some plants catch water and when spring and summer arrive plants then release it slowly. The ground also absorbers the rain. That is why some rivers and lakes run all year. Some water returns to the ocean while some water is soaked up by plants and released in warmer seasons. The ground absorbs ware like a sponge. This is the water cycle.

[|Condensation] is a process that water turns to clouds here's the process. Water from the oceans, lakes, and rivers. The water rises from the water source and rises to the atmosphere this is called [|evaporation]. Then the [|water vapor]cools of and forms clouds this is what we call condensation. And that's condensation. Here's something to try. t http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/watercycleevaporation.html ake a cold glass of water and put it in a cold jar or jug set it in the sun and watch the water closely do you see evaporation and condensation. Write down the data like every day for a week. Yes that means leave the jar in the sun for a week.

http://www.kidzone.ws/water/ The rainforest in the water cycle is add water to the atmosphere. The process of transpiration (in which all the plants release). The water from their leaves during the oxygen in the plants. The moisture contributes to the process of growing. The rain that makes them grow, also the water that transports to the the plants goes to the rainforest. In the Amazon did you know that 50-80 percent of moisture remains in the community water cycle.

There are few main parts of the water cycle. They are evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection. Evaporation happens when the sun heat up rivers, lakes, and oceans. Now we will move on to condensation, condensation happens when water vapor in the air gets cold and changes back into a liquid. Next we now move onto precipitation. Precipitation happens when so much water condenses and the clouds will fill with as much water as it can hold and then it will release the water. And last, but not least collection, collection happens when water falls back to Earth either in lakes, rivers, and oceans. Water comes from our atmosphere and clouds. Water goes rivers, oceans, lakes, and streams.