The Water Cycle

The water cycle works as what it is called "a cycle" in continually cycles each day to provide us with water. When water evaporates, the vapors from it rise and condense into the clouds. When the clouds make their way over to the land, the precipitation falls into the form of rain, snow, or ice. The water then fills rivers and streams, and in time flows back into the oceans where the evaporation starts all …

…the temperature, the states of matter can change into others. This happens at the state's boiling point. The particle theory of matter relates to the water cycle through its three states, solid, liquid, and gas. In the water cycle if you had rain that would be the liquid. If it snowed or hailed it would be in the form of a solid. And when water or snow evaporates, it becomes in the state of gas.