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: Without the '''water cycle'''we could not have fresh water in rivers and lakes. {| class="wikitable"|-|[[File:WaterCycle.png|center|500px]]|-| style="height:20px; width:500px; text-align:left;" |The '''water cycle''' has three phases:*[[Evaporating|Evaporation]]*[[Condensing|Condensation]]*Precipitation|} ====Evaporating====Water in oceans, lakes and rivers evaporates to become water vapour.The warmer the weather the quicker the water evaporates. ====Condensing====Water vapour that rises high into the air, cools down, and condenses into millions of water droplets that we call a cloud. ====Precipitation====Water droplets in a cloud group together and when the droplets are big enough they fall as rain. When the water droplets can freeze to become snow. ==Key Stage 3=====Meaning===The '''Water Cycle''' is a series of processes that recycle [[water]]. ==Key Stage 4=====Meaning===The '''Water Cycle''' is a series of processes that recycle [[water]]. ===About The Water Cycle===: The '''water cycle''' provides a constant supply of fresh water in rivers and lakes. {| class="wikitable"|-|[[File:WaterCycle.png|center|500px]]|-| style="height:20px; width:500px; text-align:left;" |The '''water cycle''' happens due to several processes:*[[Evaporating|Evaporation]]*[[Transpiration]]*[[Condensing|Condensation]]*Precipitation|} ====Evaporation====[[Water]] in [[ocean]]s, lakes and rivers [[Evaporation|evaporate]]s to become [[Water Vapour|water vapour]].The warmer the weather the quicker the water [[Evaporation|evaporate]]s. ====Transpiration====[[Water]] [[Absorb (Biology)|absorbed]] through the [[root]]s of [[plant]]s travels up to the [[leaf|leaves]] where it [[evaporating|evaporates]]. ====Condensation====[[Water Vapour|Water vapour]] that rises high into the [[air]], cools down, and [[Condensing|condenses]] into millions of [[water]] droplets that we call a cloud. ====Precipitation====[[Water]] droplets in a cloud group together and when the droplets are big enough they fall as rain. 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