The diagram illustrates how the water changes in the forms.
Overall, the water cycle comprises a number of steps, including condensation and precipitation stages, through evaporation, transpiration, snowmelt, lake, and the ocean. Afterward, the water flows into the ocean to become an on-going process.
At the beginning of this process, the water evaporated into the air due to the sun’s heat. Additionally, the trees were transplanted, bringing on the CO2 to the environment. Subsequently,the combination of two sources causes the formation of huge clouds which contain a lot of steam in the sky.
The following step is that the condensed clouds precipitate to the mountain, with this peak being covered with snow. The process continues with that this snowy mountain melts, forming the lake and the soil’s percolation. Then, the water of the lake and the soil flows back to the ocean through the ground to continue the cycle again.
