The diagram process depict water circulation, which is the nonstop water movement on, above and below the top of the land.
Overall, there are 4 primary steps. They are sun heating, ocean water evaporation, condensation, and cloud formation. As a matter of fact, the ocean supplies a very large proportion to produce water vapors.
First of all, the sun warms the ocean water. Then, the sea water evaporates and rises into the air. The third process is the water vapour condenses to form clouds. The next process, if it is enough, water condenses to drop and becomes heavy enough to fall as snow and rain onto lakes and the grounds; water is respired by the plants for growing. After this, water from the rain is absorbed into the soil; the rest of the water flows through the low lands. Finally the water returns to the ocean and the steps repeat themselves.
The diagram process depict
water
circulation, which is the nonstop
water
movement on, above and below the top of the land.
Overall
, there are 4 primary steps. They are sun heating,
ocean
water
evaporation, condensation, and cloud formation. As a matter of fact, the
ocean
supplies a
very
large proportion to produce
water
vapors.
First of all
, the sun warms the
ocean
water
. Then, the sea
water
evaporates and rises into the air. The third process is the
water
vapour
condenses to form clouds. The
next
process, if it is
enough
,
water
condenses to drop and becomes heavy
enough
to fall as snow and rain onto lakes and the grounds;
water
is respired
by the plants for growing. After this,
water
from the rain
is absorbed
into the soil; the rest of the
water
flows through the low lands.
Finally
the
water
returns to the
ocean
and the steps repeat themselves.