Following the evaporation stage of the water cycle, the evaporated water

The water cycle is the continuous movement of water on the surface of the Earth. Its physical processes arranged in order involve: Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Infiltration, Runoff, and subsurface flow. Following the evaporation stage is the process of condensation. Condensation refers to the transformation of water vapor into liquid water droplets in the air. When this happens, fog and clouds are formed on the atmosphere of the Earth.

The water cycle may cause temperature and climate changes in the environment because of the series of energy exchanges that occur during its different stages. Aside from this, the cycle allows for the transportation of liquid into different bodies of water around the world making it responsible for maintaining most life and ecosystems in the planet. It also reshapes the geological features of the Earth (e.g. erosion and sedimentation)