I power the water cycle. I am millions of miles away, but I give the Earth heat, light, and energy

I'm the gas that is formed when water evaporates. Sometimes I'm referred to as steam, but often you can't even see me. I'm in the air around you, and even in the air, you breathe out of your lungs.

I am the formation of liquid water from water vapor. I occur when water vapor comes in contact with a cold surface. You will see me on the outside of a cold glass on a hot day.

I occur when precipitation forms in the sky, begins to fall as a liquid, and meets cold air. I am blown back up into the sky over and over. New layers of ice are added until I am heavy and fall to the ground.

I am the process in which water moves from liquid to gas and back again. During this process, water travels from ground to sky again and again in a cycle.

I am a type of precipitation that forms when liquid precipitation hits cold air mass below and partially refreezes. I fall to the grouns as part water and part ice.

I always begin as bits of ice in the clouds, but can fall to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

I am precipitation that falls as solid, frozen crystals. The waterh must be below 32 degrees Fahrenheit or 0 degrees Celsius for me to stick around!

I am the liquid water found in rivers, lakes, and oceans. People often refer to me as collection when I'm an ocean.