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The diagram illustrates the natural water cycle which occurs continuously on, above and below the surface of the Earth.

Overall, there are five main stages: evaporation, condensation, precipation, percopation and runoff.

In detail, sea water is heated under the sun and evaporate to form water vapour. It is estimated that 80% of total water vapour is taken from the ocean. The water vapour rise up in the atmosphere at high attitude and then condense into water droplets. They interact each other to form clouds and become bigger and bigger. They get heavy enough to precipate or to form snow if the temperature is low. On the one side, the water falling is contained by lakes. On the other side, it percopates into the soil, known as groundwater. Another source of water is the surface runoff from melt snow in the high temperature. Both types run off into streams to oceans. The water then enter the cycle over again and again.

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The diagram illustrates the natural water cycle which occurs continuously on, above and below the surface of the Earth.

Overall, there are five main stages: evaporation, condensation, precipation, percopation and runoff.

In detail, sea water is heated under the sun and evaporate to form water vapour. It is estimated that 80% of total water vapour is taken from the ocean. (not correct) The water vapour rise up in the atmosphere at high attitude and then condense into water droplets. They interact each other to form clouds and become bigger and bigger. They get heavy enough to precipate or to form snow if the temperature is low. On the one side, the water falling is contained by lakes. On the other side, it percopates into the soil, known as groundwater. (Soil is not groundwater) Another source of water is the surface runoff from melt snow in the high temperature. Both types run off into streams to oceans. The water then enter the cycle over again ~~and again~~.

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The diagram illustrates the earth's natural water cycle, in which water changes states from liquid to gas to solid as it moves from the surface into the atmosphere and back again..

Overall, there are six physical processes in the cycle, evaporation, condensation, precipitation, percolation, melting and liquid flow.

In detail, the oceans form the reservoir for most of the water on earth, holding vast quantities of liquid water. Water evaporates into the atmosphere and rises as a gaseous state called water vapour. Considering all the water vapor in the atmosphere, 80% is from this oceanic evaporation and the other 20% is from land. As the water vapour rises, it cools and condenses to form clouds of water droplets. Clouds move with the prevailing winds and weather patterns. When the conditions of temperature and density of the vapour are right, water precipitates out as a liquid, rain, or a solid, snow. It falls to the surface and becomes ice and snow in the high mountains or wintertime, or the rain can run into streams or rivers that empty into the ocean. Some will seep or into the soil, where it percolates into underground rock formations. Eventually, the groundwater and surface water will find its way back to the oceans to be recycled.

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