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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #38489 The hydrologic
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The latter part of the cycle is known as the precipitation process, where water that percolates down through the soil is stored naturally underground and will eventually return to the sea, by way of streams, to be evaporated once more.
In simple terms, what happens is that water in the oceans and on land evaporates, rises into the atmosphere and is finally returned to Earth as snow or rainfall.
The path of this complex cycle, which has no beginning and no end, may stretch to a height of 15 kilometres above the Earth's surface, or reach to a depth of 1 kilometre beneath the Earth's crust.
The hydrologic, or water cycle circulates the waters in nature, continuously changing them from one state to another.

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