Water movements from one store to another are known as flow
Examples of flow include melt, glaciers flowing, and rivers flowing into oceans
Water stores are places where water is contained, examples include freshwater stores like glaciers, rivers, lakes, soils, and groundwater, and saltwater stores like oceans
What is flow?
Water movements from one water store to another.
Flow refers to the movement of water from one store to another, such as from glaciers to rivers and eventually to oceans
Examples of flow include the melting of glaciers and the movement of water from rivers to oceans