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Most evaporation occurs at lakes, rivers, oceans, and plants. Most precipitation falls at the surface runoff.
Because the oceans are at sea level and the rivers are always above sea level, meaning that water flows downhill.
the oceans would become smaller
Water also reaches the ocean as runoff from the surface. Runoff includes flow from rivers as well as melting snowfields and glaciers.
1. Surface Runoff: It is that portion of rainfall which enters the stream immediately after the rainfall. It occurs. When all losses are satisfied and if rain is still continued, with the rate greater than in filtration rate; at this stage the excess water makes a head over the ground surface (surface detention) which tends to move from one place to another, known as overland flow. As soon as the overland flow joins to the streams, channels or oceans, termed as surface runoff.2. Sub - surface Runoff: That part of rainfall, which first leaches into the soil and moves laterally without joining the water - table to the Streams Rivers or oceans is known as sub - surface runoff. Sometimes sub - surface runoff is also aerated under service ninoff due to reason that it takes very title time to reach the river or channel in comparision to ground water. The sub - surface runoff is usually referred as interflow.3. Base flow: It is delays flow, defined as that part of rainfall which after talling on the ground surface in fill rated into the soil and meets so the water table and flow to the streams oceans etc. The movement of water in this type of runoff is very slow that is why it is also referred as delayed runoff. It takes a long time to join the rivers or oceans. Some times base flow is also known as ground water flow.
Runoffs can cause serious flooding and erosion, and can carry contaminants into rivers, lakes, and oceans.
A runoff is precipitatoin soaks into the ground, precipitation can also run over the ground and flow into streams, rivers, lakes, and eventually the ocean.
The final destination for runoff that flows on the surface of continents is typically the ocean. Runoff collects in rivers, streams, and other water bodies, eventually making its way to the ocean where it contributes to the global water cycle.
Water which moves over the earths surface after having precipitated (rain, snow, etc) is known as runoff. Most rivers get the majority of their water from precipitation runoff.
there are some of the streams and rivers that has no water in the summer and this mayn't be true for all rivers and streams.so the answer is water may runoff from stream and rivers provided that depends on the quantity of water, length of river, season etc.,
Water which moves over the earths surface after having precipitated (rain, snow, etc) is known as runoff. Most rivers get the majority of their water from precipitation runoff.
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