Water cycle
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- Condensation
- What is Condensation
- Condensation is when a gas turns into a liquid then it joins another cloud or forms a new cloud and that causes precipitation.
- What is Precipitation?
- Precipitation
- Precipitation is when water forms clouds that forms liquid or ice that falls onto the ground. Some examples of precipitation are rain, hail, sleet, and snow.
- Run-off is when extra rainwater or stormwater runs off of a surface and flows into a river, stream, lake, etc.
- Runoff
- What is Run-off?
- Infiltration
- What is Infiltration?
- . Infiltration is when extra water that the soil has not yet absorbed slowly goes into the ground four layers down which is called groundwater.
- . Transpiration is when after precipitation, soil takes in water. After plants absorb the water extra water will go into the sky as a water vapour through mini holes in the leaves.
- Transpiration
- What is Transpiration?
- . Evaporation is when the sun is shining on an ocean, river, lake, etc. Pretty much any body of water and the water goes into the sky and turns into a gas.
- Evaporation
- What is Evaporation?
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