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The image depicts the water cycle with various components labeled; starting with Snow on a mountain that leads to Surface Runoff into Lakes which contribute to Groundwater beneath an Impervious Layer, on the left side of the image. The Ocean is shown with Salt Water Intrusion arrow directed towards the land on the bottom right, and an Evaporation process occurs where the Ocean contributes about 80% of total water vapor in the air. In the middle top, Condensing Water Vapor is illustrated with arrows pointing towards Cloud Formation, which then leads to Precipitation shown with arrow lines going downwards.
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The image illustrates the water cycle, which is the rapid movement of water on above and below the Earth’s surface. Overall, it is clear that the cycle includes three major phase which are surface runoff, evaporation, precipitation and saltwater intrusion.
To begin with, water from the ocean is evaporated since the sunlight heats up the ocean surface, this step contributes about 80 percent of water vapour in air. The next step starts when water vapour is condensed in the air, therefore forming cloud.
As for the second part of the process, cloud becomes heavy by gaining more water vapour and starts creating rain, starting the phase of precipitation. At the same time, rain drops roll down from the top of mountain and end up being at the valley, creating lakes. Then, the earth absorbs water from the lakes and turn into groundwater. The final stage is when groundwater flows into the ocean and the cycle repeats.
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