Oceanography and Hydrology Question
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Use the diagram of the hydrologic cycle to help fill in the blanks in the paragraph.
First, a water droplet evaporates , it becomes water vapor in the air. Next, the water vapor condenses to become a cloud, fog, or mist. Then the condensed water droplets precipitate back to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. On Earth, the water often flows into rivers/streams and flows out to a large body of water like a lake or an ocean. Water can also seep into the ground, through loose soil or cracks, and become groundwater .
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First, a water droplet evaporates , it becomes water vapor in the air. Next, the water vapor condenses to become a cloud, fog, or mist. Then the condensed water droplets precipitate back to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. On Earth, the water often flows into rivers/streams and flows out to a large body of water like a lake or an ocean. Water can also seep into the ground, through loose soil or cracks, and become groundwater .