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Illustration of solar heating causing evaporation and cloud formation with airflow arrows.
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This line-art illustration depicts key stages of the water cycle: solar radiation heats surface water, causing evaporation (upward wavy arrow), which rises and condenses into clouds. One cloud shows downward airflow indicating precipitation, while another remains stable, illustrating atmospheric dynamics.
Used in educational science pages, weather tutorials, or environmental curriculum sites to explain hydrological processes; matches user intent for learning basic meteorology or earth science concepts.
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