What is the water cycle driven by?

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The water cycle is driven by heat and energy from the sun. Water vapor rises from oceans, lakes, rivers, forests, fields, plants and animals by the process of evaporation.

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ExtremeBDS [4]3 years ago

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Well it uses the sun to star the process because without the sun evaporation wouldn't happen so no cloud would be made and it would break the cycle.

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