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Water
is supplied to towns after it is treated at a Water Supply Works.
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Water
evaporates from the sea into the atmosphere, as invisible water
vapour.
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Water
is supplied to towns from underground boreholes.
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The
water vapour rises. As it rises, it cools down to form water droplets.
The water droplets condense to form clouds.
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Water
vapour also enters the atmosphere from transpiration by trees
and plants.
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Water
is pumped from reservoirs into Water Treatment Works so that the
water is clean for people to drink.
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Dirty
water is taken to the Waste Water Works, where it is cleaned.
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Water
from towns is put back into the sea by long outfall pipes, after
being cleaned.
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The
clouds blow inland. More water droplets gather in the cloud.
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Once
the water droplets become too big, they fall as rain. The water
goes into the river directly, or by trickling through the ground.
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At
the Waste Water Treatment Works, treated water is put back in
the river.
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