Where do rivers get their water from?

Answer 1

The planet Earth has had water for billions of years, which scientists believe originally came from comets that crashed into the Earth in the early history of the planet. Once the water arrived on Earth, it began a cycle of constant motion driven by sunlight. Warmth makes water evaporate, and then when enough water has evaporated it rains down, and the rainwater eventually flows downstream and forms rivers.

From rain and snow.

Answer 2

As the river flows and the sun's raise hips the river's water, the river water evaporates into the air. Then the water condensates and forms a cloud. Last the water inside the cloud precipitates and falls into the left over river water. And the cycle continues.
from their tributaries

Answer 3

The planet Earth has had water for billions of years, which scientists believe originally came from comets that crashed into the Earth in the early history of the planet. Once the water arrived on Earth, it began a cycle of constant motion driven by sunlight. Warmth makes water evaporate, and then when enough water has evaporated it rains down, and the rainwater eventually flows downstream and forms rivers.

From rain and snow.

Answer 4

runoff precipitation other bodies of water

Answer 5

the water comes from precipitation

precipitation is when rain snow sleet or hail falls from the clouds or sky

Answer 6

usally large rivers like the Mississippi river get their water usally by melted snow and rain goes down mountains and hills and collects to form strems which grow into rivers.

Answer 7

The water comes from mountains that have snow on them that is melting or if there is a lot of rainfall it will run down the mountains and hills into the streams ir rivers.

Answer 8

It comes from rain.

Answer 9

from toilets