What are the components of hydrological cycle?

Answer 1

The 4 components of hydrologic cycle includes:
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Collection

Answer 2

The major steps through the hydrologic cycle are

1. evaporation,
2. transpiration,
3. condensation,
4. precipitation,
5. infiltration,
6. runoff,
7. accumulation.

Answer 3

1. Evaporation and
2. transpiration lead to
3. condensation which leads to
4. precipitation which leads to
5. run-off then
6. seepage then
7. root up-take--- begin again.

1. evaporation,
2. condensation
3. precipitation,
4. Run off
5. percolation,
6. filtration
7. runoff,

Answer 4

Step 1: The sun's heat evaporates the water in the ocean.

Step 2: The water vapors rise up in the atmosphere and cools to form large

droplets of water but not large enough to descend into the earth's surface.

Step 3: The water vapors forms clouds which travel into a land.

Step 4: The clouds hit a mountain and is compelled to rise up even further thus forming larger droplets of water.

Step 5:The larger droplets of water fall into the mountains and valleys as rain or snow.

Step 6: This snow accumulates in the mountain peak as glaciers and are the source of most rivers or the water accumulates in lakes which are the source of some rivers.

Step 7: The water in the rivers finds its way into the ocean and the cycle is repeated again.