The Water Cycle

The Water Cycle

I am explaining the Water Cycle. These are the four steps of the

Water Cycle. Did you know that water is never wasted because water

is recycled all the time. It comes from the sewers and you might even

be drinking water that dinosaurs drank.

Firstly it is Evaporation. Evaporation is water rising from the streams,

rivers, lakes, and oceans. The water cools and goes up. That's the

end of Evaporation.

Next is Condensation. Condensation is and cooling and turning into

clouds and forming back into bigger droplets and getting heavier

then begin to do something different. That is the end of Condensation.

Thirdly is Precipitation. Precipitation is water falling from the clouds

and makes puddles, streams, rivers, and lakes. Finally, it gets to the

ocean. Some times it is dirty and some times it is not. These are the

things that fall. Water, sleet, hail, and snow.

Lastly, it is Surface runoff. Surface runoff is water running across the

ground and making more streams and rivers. Then it just repeats its

self all over again.

These four stages are explaining the water cycle and remember what

I told you.