The Water Cycle

                                                         

                                                                                 The Water Cycle

 

The water cycle works in four ways with its evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection, without those steps there will be no water cycle on earth, and the water cycle is very useful to humans and plants.

 

The water cycle happens because it’s the heat of the sun that starts to evaporate, and then the water that’s on the ground turns into steam and goes into the clouds.

 

After that condensation starts to take over because the steam that went into the clouds starts to cool down and slowly turns into liquid and  it’s water vapor, and sometimes it can be big raindrops or small raindrops. It actually depends on how much steam that went into the clouds.

 

After  precipitation takes over the liquid can change into rain, sleet, snow, and hail and it can sometimes be useful and sometimes it can’t be useful just like hail, hail happens when the water is too cold so it freezes the rain drops and turns into hail.

 

Then the collection takes over, collection is actually the best steps, it’s actually all those steps, it just heats the water and turns it into steam and drops down like rain  and ends up in the sea, the ground and the ocean, and it can be very useful.