DEFINITION OF HYDROLOGIC CYCLE

The hydrologic cycle describes changes,

both long and short term, in the Earth’s hydrosphere. It is

powered by heat from the Sun, which causes evaporation and

transpiration. This water then moves in the atmosphere, and

precipitates as rain or snow, which then drains off in streams,

evaporates, or moves as groundwater, eventually to begin the

cycle over and over again. The time required for individual

molecules of water to complete the cycle varies greatly and

may range from a few weeks for some molecules to many

thousands of years for others.

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