The diagram below shows the water cycle, which is the continuous movement of water on, above and below the surface of the Earth.

This

process diagram illustrates the circulation of water on Earth from the ocean to the air and through the land.

Overall

, we can see that there are four main stages in

this

process, starting with water evaporation, cloud formation, precipitation and,

consequently

, ends with saltwater intrusion.

First,

looking at the ocean, salty H2O liquid evaporates and accounts for about 80% of the total water vapour in the air.

Next,

the sun's heat causes the blue gold to evaporate and the vapour condenses to form clouds. Afterwards, the cloud turns into rain or snow -

this

is called precipitation.

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Furthermore

, rainwater can take different paths. It may fall into lakes or become snow caps on mountains.

In addition

, some of the H2O liquid reaches the impermeable layer in the ground and some runs over the surface of the Earth.

This

is followed by saltwater intrusion, right before the groundwater enters the oceans to complete the cycle.