Weather And Water

• Water rises into the air as a gas called vapor.
• Vapor rises into the air to cool then form clouds
• Rain or snow falls from the clouds to fill oceans, lakes and rivers.
• Currents push warm and cold air around the world.
• Weather changes when warm and cold meet.
• Air currents pull vapor from water.
• Clouds fill with water then water falls to the earth.
• Millions of drops stick together to make clouds.
• Raindrops can fall as fast as 19 miles.
• An average cumulus ( fluffy white clouds) weighs the same as six army tanks.