explain hydrological cycle
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water is continuously moving from the Earth surface into the atmosphere and back again to the Earth's surface water from the different water bodies reaches the atmosphere through evaporation in the form of water vapour . due to loss of heat in the atmosphere the process of condensation takes place has water vapour is converted into water drops this leads to precipitation in the form of rain snow and sleep water that falls on land in the form of rain collect in ponds or flows as stream or rivers the river carry the water back to the oceans which never ending movement of water is called hydrological cycle on water cycle thurs the hydrological cycle has no beginning or end.
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water is continuously moving from the Earth surface into the atmosphere and back again to the Earth's surface water from the different water bodies reaches the atmosphere through evaporation in the form of water vapour . due to loss of heat in the atmosphere the process of condensation takes place has water vapour is converted into water drops this leads to precipitation in the form of rain snow and sleep water that falls on land in the form of rain collect in ponds or flows as stream or rivers the river carry the water back to the oceans which never ending movement of water is called hydrological cycle on water cycle thurs the hydrological cycle has no beginning or end.
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Water from the oceans, lakes and other water bodies evaporate and become water vapour due to the heat of the sun. This water vapour rises and forms clouds. The clouds become heavy and fall down as rain. The rain becomes a part of the ground water and flows back into the water bodies. This cycle is called as hydrological cycle.
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