When this vapor hits cooler air it changes back to its liquid form and creates clouds. When so much of the water vapor has condensed and the clouds are heavy, the liquid falls back down in the form of precipitation.
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Answer:tidal range is dictated only by the gravitational attractions of the sun and the moon
Explanation:tidal range is not constant but
Changes or move depending on the location or position of the moon and sun.
The hydrologic cycle<span> begins with the </span>evaporation<span> of water from the </span>surface<span> of the ocean. As moist air is lifted, it cools and water vapor condenses to form clouds. Moisture is transported around the globe until it returns to the </span>surface<span> as </span>precipitation<span>. Once the water reaches the ground, </span>one<span> of two processes may occur</span>
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