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    The water cycle describes the continuous movement of water on, above, and below the Earth's surface, including evaporation from the surface into the air, condensation into clouds, precipitation back to the surface as rain, snow or hail, and runoff over or below the surface as surface water or groundwater. Water is recycled and purified through this natural process, which is essential for sustaining life on Earth.

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    The water cycle describes the continuous movement of water on, above, and below the Earth's surface, including evaporation from the surface into the air, condensation into clouds, precipitation back to the surface as rain, snow or hail, and runoff over or below the surface as surface water or groundwater. Water is recycled and purified through this natural process, which is essential for sustaining life on Earth.

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    The Water Cycle

    Cooling
    Condensation
    As moist air rises, it
    cools. Water vapour
    condenses back into
    liquid water droplets.
    This produces clouds.
    Precipitation
    Water droplets in clouds
    get heavier, then fall as
    rain, snow or hail.
    Transpiration and Respiration
    Water vapour is lost from water
    plants and animals directly to vapour
    the atmosphere.

    Evaporation
    The Sun
    heats the
    surface of
    the Earth.
    Surface Runoff Water
    Water flows across the changes
    surface of the ground. from a
    Percolation
    Water trickles through liquid into
    gaps in soils and rocks. water
    vapour.

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