What is the seven major steps of the hydrologic cycle?

Answer 1

first you are a source of water like a lake or ocean

then the sun heats you up to a water vapor this is called evaporation

after that you form a cloud that's called condensation

after that your cloud gets too heavy and falls as rain sleet hail or snow

after it falls if there are landforms like mountains the water falls through it this is called surface runoff

i forgot the name of it but the next step is how it seeps down into the aquifer

but wait there's moretranspiration is the process in which a leaf takes water in and all most sweats like it leaves dew

hope this helps :)

Answer 2

Basically, the water cycle could begin with the evaporation of sea water by wind and sun, to form warm water vapour that rises high into the sky to form moisture laden clouds. When the clouds are blown by the wind to land, meeting cold air, rain may fall onto the land. The rain runs into stream, then rivers (some will be absorbed into the water-table). Eventually, the rain will flow into the sea again, and the water cycle continues.

Answer 3

The seven major steps of the hydrologic cycle are: precipitation (rain, snow), interception (water intercepted by vegetation), infiltration (water soaking into the ground), percolation (water movement through soil), groundwater flow (water moving through underground aquifers), evaporation (water turning into vapor), and transpiration (water released by plants into the atmosphere).

Answer 4

The progression of steps through the hydrologic cycle are condensation, precipitation, infiltration, runoff, evaporation.

Answer 5

Transpiration - condensation - precipitation - runoff