Hydrological cycle key terms

• HYDROLOGICA


  Relating to the scientific study of the properties, distribution, and effects of water on the earth's surface, in the soil and underlying rocks, and in the atmosphere
• Exporasany


  Relating to the exploration or investigation of something
• CYCLE


  A series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order
• Elvar discharge


  The flow of water from a river or stream
• exception


  A thing that is excluded from a general statement or does not follow a rule
• We sable


  Able to be used or dealt with successfully
• Soil water


  Water held in the spaces between soil particles
• Store


  A place where something is kept or accumulated
• Surface water


  Water that collects on the surface of the earth, such as in a stream, river, lake, wetland, or ocean
• Chavel storage


  The storage of water in channels or streams
• Througha


  The passage of water through something
• Sterow


  The movement of water over the surface of the ground
• Overland Bow


  The flow of water over the surface of the ground
• Chase flow


  The movement of water in a channel or stream
• Flow


  The movement of a liquid, gas, or other substance
• nation


  The action or process of flowing
• Flowe


  The movement of water
• Percolation


  The movement of water through a porous substance
• Throughflow


  The movement of water through the soil to a stream or river
• Basefow


  The flow of water in a stream or river that is fed by groundwater seeping into the channel
• Groundwater


  Water that is found underground in the cracks and spaces in soil, sand and rock
• Racharge


  The process by which water is added to the zone of saturation, or groundwater
• Springs


  A natural source of water where water flows out of the ground
• Porosity


  The amount of void space in a material
• Permety


  The ability of a material to allow fluids to flow through it
• Aquilen


  A body of permeable rock or sediment that is saturated with water and can transmit significant quantities of water under ordinary hydraulic gradients
• of water flowing down a river at


  time (cumes m3
• p of the saturated one, a subsurface


  semeable rock which may riset
• ing on hydrological cycle


  The ever present in the slater writion
• The war that hot intrated the surface and


  age channels
• vegetation to the ground surface

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• tation then passes down the branches and

  free precipitation that runs over ground
• face direct to channel as unable to be

  orbed by ground because infitration capacity
• de


  Movevent of water in channel such as streams
• dvers


  The movement of water from the ground wurle
• to the sod layers

  The vertical (downward movement of w
• though badrock after intration into soh

  through pores and cracks
• The downdope movement of water in the soil

  underkuence of gravity, to river channel
• paule to the surface

  Flow of water below water table towards river
• channel as result of percolating through bedrock


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