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    The document summarizes the water cycle in 3 steps: 1) Evaporation and transpiration convert liquid water to water vapor which is lifted into the atmosphere by warm air currents. 2) In cooler parts of the atmosphere, the water vapor condenses into droplets to form clouds. 3) Precipitation occurs as water droplets in clouds become too large and fall to earth as rain or snow, with some infiltrating the ground while the rest runs off into streams, rivers, and lakes and eventually returns to the ocean, completing the cycle.

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    The document summarizes the water cycle in 3 steps: 1) Evaporation and transpiration convert liquid water to water vapor which is lifted into the atmosphere by warm air currents. 2) In cooler parts of the atmosphere, the water vapor condenses into droplets to form clouds. 3) Precipitation occurs as water droplets in clouds become too large and fall to earth as rain or snow, with some infiltrating the ground while the rest runs off into streams, rivers, and lakes and eventually returns to the ocean, completing the cycle.

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    The document summarizes the water cycle in 3 steps: 1) Evaporation and transpiration convert liquid water to water vapor which is lifted into the atmosphere by warm air currents. 2) In cooler parts of the atmosphere, the water vapor condenses into droplets to form clouds. 3) Precipitation occurs as water droplets in clouds become too large and fall to earth as rain or snow, with some infiltrating the ground while the rest runs off into streams, rivers, and lakes and eventually returns to the ocean, completing the cycle.

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    Teacher :
    Mrs. Nutan Ningsih, S.Pd

    Group 6
    Created by:
    Nadia shofi k
    Resma septiana
    Sonya Ratna w. e
    Vingky prexiyani s

    How The Water Cycle Works?

    Evaporate means it turns the water from a


    liquid to a gas, or vapor. Warm air currents
    rising from the earths surface lift this water
    vapor up into the atmosphere.
    Another form of evaporation that contributes
    to the water cycle is TRANSPIRATION.
    When the air currents reach the cooler layers
    of the atmosphere, the water vapor
    condenses around and clings on to fine
    particles in the air. This step is called
    CONDENSATION.

    As the air gets more and more moist, the


    droplets that form the clouds grow larger
    and larger. The droplets then fall from the
    sky as PRECIPITATION.
    Much of the water will become RUN -OFF
    that goes into streams and rivers as it flows
    back to the ocean.
    Some of the precipitation will be absorbed
    into the ground. This is called
    INFILTRATION.

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