Water Cycle
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Kuvaus
This is a story of a raindrop named TIm.
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- Where does rain come from?
- Rain comes from clouds. Click here for a detailed explanation
- Isn't that interesting.
- Click!
- I'd like you to meet Tim . He is a rain drop.
- Tim came from a body of water like an ocean or lake.
- When the sun came out it heated the water turning it into steam.
- That steam creates clouds. Now Tim could find himself in different types of clouds. Stratus, Cumulus, and Cirrus.
- A stratus cloud is thin and flat with undefined edges. A stratus cloud usually produces a light drizzle or mist. It is formed in the lower part of the atmosphere.
- Whereas a cumulus cloud is thick and puffy at the top and flat on the bottom. A cumulus cloud will often produce heavy storms. The cloud can be formed in the higher part of the atmosphere.
- And last, but not least the cirrus cloud which are formed high in the atmosphere where it is colder. The precipitation from this cloud doesn't reach the ground.
- All of these clouds , after gathering a lot of water, will break down giving us rain. Then the Water cycle will start all over again.
- Wow! I never new that.
Kuva Tekijän
- Cirrus Clouds - oatsy40 - (Lisenssi Attribution )
- Cumulus Clouds - alana sise - (Lisenssi Attribution )
- Evening Sky - Chirantan Patnaik - (Lisenssi Attribution )
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