Power Point Presentation on The Water Cycle

1. Water Cycle

3. How is this information useful?

5. Condensation

6. Precipitation

7. Interception

8. Infiltration

9. Percolation

10. Transpiration

11. Runoff

13. How does evaporation take place? North Carolina Aggregates Association, “Evaporation” December 1, 2008 via http://www.ncaggregates.org/rock_talk.php?file=water Creative Commons Attribution

14. Condensation changing of water from gas to liquid Johnson, Amanda “Water Cycle 2” September 29, 2010 via Paint, Creative Commons Attribution

15. Precipitation Water particles fall from the sky Johnson, Amanda “Water Cycle 3” September 29, 2010 via Paint, Creative Commons Attribution

16. Interception Interruption of the movement of water Johnson, Amanda “Water Cycle 4” September 29, 2010 via Paint, Creative Commons Attribution

17. Infiltration Water in and through soil Johnson, Amanda “Water Cycle 5” September 29, 2010 via Paint, Creative Commons Attribution

18. Percolation Ground water flow

19. Transpiration Water in plants to water vapor Johnson, Amanda “Water Cycle 6” September 29, 2010 via Paint, Creative Commons Attribution

21. Rivers

22. Lakes

23. OceansJohnson, Amanda “Water Cycle 7” September 29, 2010 via Paint, Creative Commons Attribution

24. Storage Atmosphere, on Earth surface, in ground Johnson, Amanda “Water Cycle 8” September 29, 2010 via Paint, Creative Commons Attribution

26. We know where rain comes from

27. We can determine …How is this Information useful?

29. EcosystemsHow does this relate to use?

30. Quick Run Though Bramer, Daniel University of Illinois, “A summary of the Hydrologic Cycle, Bringing all the pieces together” 1997 via http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/guides/mtr/hyd/smry.rxml , Creative Commons Attribution

31. Any comments, questions, or concerns?

32. Brian0918, (Water cycle original upload 27 April 2005 via englishwikipedia http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/watercycleprint.html,Creative Commons Attribution No more mystery in Water Cycle