Sun Heats Water
The sun shines on the sea, the land, and the leaves. It warms the water, and tiny invisible water bits rise into the sky.
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Examples
- A puddle gets smaller on a sunny day.
- Wet clothes dry in the sun.
Key takeaways
- The sun’s warmth makes water rise into the air.
- Water can be in the air even when we cannot see it.
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