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What would happen to a lake if the water from it is used to irrigate fields?
If water from a lake is used for irrigation, the lake's water level can decrease, potentially leading to decreased habitat for aquatic life, increased concentration of pollutants, and changes in the lake's temperature and water quality. This can have negative impacts on the ecosystem and overall health of the lake.
What state is almost surrounded by water?
Michigan is a state that is almost surrounded by water, with the Great Lakes surrounding it on three sides - Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, and Lake Huron.
What process makes some lakes salty?
Lakes become salty if the source of water flowing into the lake contains salt and the salty water cannot flow out of the lake. Salt lakes are endorheic, water leaves the lake by evaporation and leaves the salt and minerals in the remaining water.
When is brimming water dangerous?
'Brimming water' is the state water is in when it is about to spill over the boundaries of a river, lake or dam. It is dangerous in this state because it is about to cause a flood onto dry land.
How does the empting of a large lake fit into the concept of the water cycle?
The emptying of a large lake would be part of the water cycle through the process of evaporation and precipitation. When the water from the lake evaporates, it becomes water vapor in the atmosphere, eventually leading to condensation and precipitation, which can fall back into the lake or elsewhere as rain or snow. This completes the water cycle for that specific body of water.
Process of warm surface water mixing with deep cooler water in a lake?
This process is called lake turnover. During the spring and fall, changes in temperature cause surface water to mix with deeper water layers. This helps distribute nutrients and oxygen throughout the lake, benefiting aquatic life.
Which state has a gigantic lake full of salty water?
Utah is the state that has a gigantic lake full of salty water. The Great Salt lake is the largest salt water lake in the Western Hemisphere, and the fourth-largest terminal lake in the world.
What process is needed for lake water to go to river water?
A lake has a limited quantity and the lake is fed from the spring underneath. Its unlikely that a lake can feed a river.
Could a freshwater lake have a peninsula?
no because the constant changes in the water's depth the lake does not have a peninsula.
What process in the lake are upset by the addition of hot water from condenser?
eutrophication process.
Is lake Washington fresh water?
Lake Washington in WA State: Yes
When the water comes from the lake what process is it is it condensation or evaporation or precipitation or runoff?
Evaporation. Condensation is when water vapor leaves the gas state and becomes liquid again. Evaporation is when liquid water moves into the gas state. Precipitation is water (as liquid or solid) condenses and falls from clouds. Runoff is solid water turning to liquid. So of those four, only evaporation could be described as water coming from the lake... unless the lake is frozen solid - then it could be runoff.
What would happen to a lake if the water from it is used to irrigate fields?
If water from a lake is used for irrigation, the lake's water level can decrease, potentially leading to decreased habitat for aquatic life, increased concentration of pollutants, and changes in the lake's temperature and water quality. This can have negative impacts on the ecosystem and overall health of the lake.
What is the largest fresh water lake within the boundaries of one state?
MOOSEHEAD LAKE GREENVILLE ME
What bodies of water are in the state of Wyoming?
The state of Wyoming has many important bodies of water, including Yellowstone Lake, Bighorn River, Belle Fourche River, and Bighorn Lake.
What causes water to be lost from the surface of a lake?
Evaporation.
What state has the most fresh water lake shoreline?
Arizona
