Water vapor is released through small tubes back into the air because of differences in air pressure.

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Water vapor is released through small tubes back into the air because of differences in air pressure.

Sublimation Sublimation is when water goes directly from a solid to a gas. There is no liquid phase. For example, snow and ice turning directly into water vapor without melting first. Mt. Everest, losing some snowcover due to a common windstorm. Snow is also constantly lost, invisibly, due to sublimation. Credit: Benjamin D. Oppenheimer

Infiltration Infiltration is precipitation that soaks into the ground. Surface water becoming groundwater, Russell Cave, Alabama Credit: Alan CresslerAlan Cressler

Percolation Percolation is the filtering of water as it soaks into the water table.

Stays as either run-off or sublimation