How does the water cycle cause weather?

Answer 1

# The Sun warms the Earth through radiation. # Water evaporates from the Earth's surface because of the heat. # Water changes state to become water vapour. # Water vapour condenses on the cooler surface (the sky) to form water droplets. # Water droplets gather and become heavy. # Clouds form and becomes rain. # Rain = water, and the cycle repeats itself

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The SUN is the biggest engine, which drives all the forces of nature.

Precipitation is one of such amazing process by nature, through which water returns to the earth. Initially water is evaporated from oceans and lands, where oceans contribute 65-70% of total precipitation as evaporation. Once, water is evaporated by the energy of the sun, water turns into water vapour and gets condensed in the atmosphere to form clouds, these clouds release water in the form of precipitation in the form of rain or snow (depending on local weather conditions).

Rain is then intercepted by trees, building cover etc. When the rain water reaches the ground, soil absorbs the water until its saturation point is reached, water from soil then flows as sub-surface water or ground water to oceans.

Water on the surface forms channels, channels joins to form rivulets, then to rivers and great rivers, all flows towards the ocean. Water again then gets evaporated from oceans and lands to form clouds.

Although ocean contributes most of the rain, water through evapo-transpiration also contributes a significant amount. But basically the SUN is the most important source of all force in nature.

Basically its the sun's energy.

Answer 2

Water is in the sea.... the sun shines (In the tropics it is very hot) & water evaporates & forms clouds..... the clouds are moved by the wind & arrive over land & cool.... rain falls (Over mountains for example, or it may be snowfall).... rivers form which flow to the sea..... the sun shines.....

Answer 3

the water cycle causes weather because when water evaporates, the amount of water determines how thick the clouds are and how much precipitation the cloud can hold. when the cloud can no longer hold and more precipitation, it poors out causing it to rain. depending on how cold or strong the precipitation is determines whether it rains, sleets, snows, or hails.

Answer 4

well the water cycle happens when water evaporates and causes the water in gas form (steam) to rise high into the air. eventually, the steam builds up to form clouds and they get heavy in water. So they start to get heavier and eventually participation happens, or rain. Then the rain falls down and is on the floor, eventually, that water evaporates to create more clouds, thus the water cycle.

and why it happens, I don't know

Answer 5

The water cycle involves processes like evaporation, condensation, and precipitation that redistribute water throughout the atmosphere. These processes influence weather patterns by delivering moisture to the atmosphere, which can lead to cloud formation, rain, and other weather events. The water cycle plays a critical role in regulating temperature and humidity, which in turn impact weather.

Answer 6

When the water is evapourated, the water cycle starts as th water is evapourated, if the clouds are too heavy,it will start raining.

Answer 7

Evaporation is the 1st step. It causes the water cycle.

Answer 8

How does the water cycle happen?