Climate, condensation, evaporation, precipitation pressure, process rock cycle transpiration

water cycle weather uplift

1. Through the process of uplift, plants release water vapor from their leaves.

2. Yesterday was warm and sunny, but the climate changed overnight; this morning, it is cold and rainy outside.

3. Condensation produces water vapor in our atmosphere.

4. Rain and snow are two main forms of evaporation.

5. The rock cycle includes many pressures that transport and continuously change rocks into different forms.

6. The water cycle produces igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks.

7. Clouds form due to the precipitation of water into tiny droplets.

8. Mountains may be formed by weather, which moves large bodies of Earth materials to higher elevations.

9. Metamorphic rocks form due to conditions of high temperatures and transpiration.

10. The rock cycle moves water through the hydrosphere, atmosphere, geosphere, and biosphere.

11. The average weather pattern for an area over a long period of time can best be described as process.