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water,weatherand climate
The water cycle encompasses various processes through which water moves between different states and locations on Earth, driven primarily by solar energy and gravity. Key phases include evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection.
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water,weatherand climate neat and weather changes floods and sandstorms harms of
sandstorms weather disasters sandstorms
flooding
hands on investigation
spinning spiral meteorologists try
to collect other conditions
humidity
wind
air pressure
air temperature
marker
lamp
string
scissors
paper plate
meteorolgy experiment two
thermometers
alight bulb
two beakers
science of predicting
weather put it all together
analyzing data
gathering data
difference between
weather and climate Temperature and
weather changes changes in atmosphere air density
atmospheric
pressure
temperature
rain shadow
formation mountain effect have two sides
A dry side
A wet side
properties of the
desert biome rainfall
climate
change in weather energy transfer through
the water cycle convection currents
and water cycle wind form factors of wind
direction rotation of
earth
Experiment on
convection tools
playing card
hot and cold
water
food coloring
two glass jars
water cycle distribution of
solar energy Medium area
Cold area
Hot area
steps that offect
the water cycle drought
dryness of water
in lakes energy transfer in
the water cycle states of the water gas
water vapor
liqid
water
solid
ice cube
The effect of gravity and
solar energy on the water
cycle processes Energy transfer Energy and water Basic factors of
the water cycle wind
water
sun
The role of the sun
in the water cycle the main processes that move
water between bodies of water
are based on force and energy collection
runoff
precipition
condensation
Evaporation
Water pool wter cycle role of gravityin
convection currents relationship between
convection and condensation the main processes
in water cycle precipitation
condensation
evaporation
resources of fresh water clouds in
the sky
most lakes
rivers
