2) Associate major cloud types (cumulus, cumulonimbus, cirrus, stratus, nimbostratus) with weather

conditions.

3) Use tables, graphs, and tools to describe precipitation, temperature, and wind (direction and speed)

to determine local weather and climate.

4) Incorporate weather data to describe major climates (polar, temperate, tropical) in different regions

of the world.

Fluxes: These are the ways that water moves between the pools, including state changes like evaporation or condensation.

Freshwater Pools -- Glaciers, Ice Sheets, Permanent Snow, Groundwater, Permafrost, Ground Ice, Lakes, Rivers, Wetlands, etc.

Liquid --> Vapor (Gas) --> Liquid

Vapor (Gas) --> Solid --> Vapor (Gas)

Moving from place to place

1. Evaporation -- This happens when the liquid absorbs heat from the sun, the air, or your body heat

   Transpiration -- Liquid evaporating from plant leaves

Now, you have Water Vapor (Gas)

1. Condensation -- This happens when the atmosphere has too much water vapor than the air is able to hold

1. Sublimation -- The process of a solid turning directly into vapor WITHOUT melting

Now, you have water vapor

1. Deposition -- The process of vapor turning directly into a solid WITHOUT condensing

You can also flip this process upside down and do it for a vapor to gas to vapor!