Water stores and flows

Largest store, mostly in liquid form with some ice bergs

Second largest store .All frozen water including ice and permafrost. Mostly found in solid state exept some in liquid from as ice melt and lakes

Fourth largest water store. often known as blue water

Third largest water store. Water travels into the ground through infiltration and perculation

Fith largest water store. Water collects in the soil theough infiltration and vegetation water is captured through intersception

Smallest water store. water is truned into vapr through evaporation and collects in counds when condensed

The average length of time a water molecule spends inside a specific resevoir (store) before moving to another part of the system

Rain - Convectional, frontal or orthographic

Water running on the upmost surface of the land in rivers lakes streams etc

when water heats up it turns from liquid form to vapor or moisture and rises

When water is collected in a plant and travels through the plant and evaporates through its stomata

The deeper seeping of water into the ground collecting as ground water or in aquifers.

The transport of water vapor with the trade winds or local winds

Natural changes in the earth or natural enviroment that affect the ammount of frozen water or ice in the world or area

Contnious movements or forces that help water melt or flow

when plants and vegetation catch the water to store and use

the flow of water underground down a hill or towards a water store

the slow seeping of water in the upper surace of the land

- Air cooled to a saturation point with reletive humidity od 100%
- Temperature below dew point - warmer it is the harder for vapor to condense and vice versa
- condensation nuceli wich as dust particles aid to the growth of droplets in clouds and speed up precipitation process