Some scientists will also refer to "Evapotranspiration," a combination of evaporation (abiotic, molecular motion) and transpiration (biotic) loss of water to the atmosphere.
evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
All major steps in the water cycle are important, otherwise the cycle breaks down. Precipitation is one of the two basic steps in the water cycle:Water rises into the atmosphere (evaporation, transpiration, evapotranspiration, sublimation).Water falls from the atmosphere (precipitation).
All major steps in the water cycle are important, otherwise the cycle breaks down. Precipitation is one of the two basic steps in the water cycle:Water rises into the atmosphere (evaporation, transpiration, evapotranspiration, sublimation).Water falls from the atmosphere (precipitation).
What are the steps in the water cycle and what happens at each step
The steps of water cycle include:EVaporation of waterCondensationPrecipitationThe water is recycled using this method.
Rain.Evaporation.Clouds fill up.Rain.EvaporationClouds fill up.Rain.Evaporation.Clouds fill up.evaporation--->condensation--->precipitation--->runoff--->transperationThe 3 main steps are evaporation, condensation, and presipitation. I probably didn't spell that right.....Condensation----->Precipitation------>Evaporation
What are the three regions of the water cycle?
Frankly there are NOT 11 steps in the water cycle, you could say that for the Global hydrological cycle but not a spicific places water cycle. The 4 stages are Evaporation, Condensation,Preticipation and collection
The the major stages of the water cycle are precipitation, evaporation, and condensation.
Only evaporation and precipitation are steps in the water cycle.
there is the condensation, evaporation, and the precipitation
The first major state of the water cycle is called evaporation where the water gets absorbed into the sky from the heat, then it's condensation where the clouds are formed from what was evaporated and finally precipitation where as we know it is when it rains/sleets/hails/etc.