The Water Cycle By Julianna Morfit 1-19-12.  Evaporation is when water heats up, turns to gas then floats up.  The water heats up by the sun. Evaporation.

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The Water Cycle By Julianna Morfit

 Evaporation is when water heats up, turns to gas then floats up.  The water heats up by the sun. Evaporation

 Condensation is when the water in the sky turns to clouds. Condensation

 Precipitation is when the water in clouds get so heavy that the air can’t hold it up anymore and the water falls as rain. Precipitation

 Run Off water is water that does not sink into the ground and flows on the side of the road until it finds a body of water.  This usaully happens on a downhill. Run Off

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