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How is water replaced?
Rain & snow melt.
How is surface water replaced?
Rain & snow melt.
What evaporates water into the atmosphere forming clouds and returning the water to earth as rain or snow?
Energy from the Sun.
Where do you suppose clouds get water to make rain?
The puddles from rain evaporates to the clouds and then falls as rain, snow, sleet or hail.. And it just continues.
Why is it that the ocean did not run out of water?
The water evaporates, the vapor rises, goes in to the clouds , and falls again as rain or snow.
What happens to snow when it rains?
When snow melts it does a lot of things it evaporates it goes under ground it get eaten by animals it also gets packed in the groundWhen snow melts it does a lot of things it evaporates it goes under ground it get eaten by animals it also gets packed in the ground
Where does water go when it evaporates how does it come back?
Evaporated water goes in the atmosphere as a gas and come back after condensation as rain or snow.
Where does ice go when it is melted?
When ice melts it becomes water again and eventually evaporates to become rain or snow.
Is precipitation needed in water cycle?
Yes. Precipitation can be rain, sleet, snow, or hail. It happens when water evaporates and condenses to form clouds.
Do god makes rain?
Rain is made when water on the earth's surface evaporates into the cloud layer above. When the clouds become saturated, the water is released into the air in the form of rain, or snow when it is very cold out.
How can precipitation be useful?
Precipitation is usually considered to be rain or snow. We need that rain and snow to keep plants alive so we have food and oxygen. It is also usefull for drinking water. when the water evaporates it leave the ocean salt/chemicals behind.
How water cycle works?
To put it simple: water evaporates from the Earth surface (seas, oceans, rivers, lakes ets), then it is collected in the clouds, which then rain or snow. This way water returns back to the ground. And the it evaporates again. And so on
