 The picture illustrates the water cycle from the oceans to air and land.

 Overall, the pictorial natural process consists of 3 stages beginning with

water evaporation and ending with water go back into the ocean.
 The cycle commenced at evaporating step, 80% water vapor in air is
contributed from oceans, with high temperatures the water evaporation.
Then the water vapor rise, the higher the altitude, the lower the
temperature drops to a certain height, forming clouds that cause rain.
 In the next stage, there are two ways rainfall into the lake and falldown like
snow in the mountain. Then return to the oceans with surface runofff and
seep into the soil. The water then flooded with salt water intrusion before
being released back into the oceans
 The picture illustrates how water passes from ocean to air to
land during the natural process known as the water cycle.
 Overall, there are three main stages in the diagram, in which
ocean water evaporates, falls as rain, and eventually runs
back into the oceans again.
 The cycle commences with the evaporation stage, in which
80% of water vapor in the air comes from the oceans. The heat
from the sun causes water to evaporate, and water vapor
condenses to form clouds. At the next stage, labeled
precipitation on the diagram, water falls and becomes rain or
snow.
 Rainwater may take various paths after the precipitation stage.
Some of it may fall into lakes or return to the oceans via
surface runoff, or it may filter through the ground, reaching the
impervious layer of the earth.
 At the very last stages, saltwater intrusion happens just before
groundwater passes into the oceans to