The Weather!

3. This type of weather is affected by Luna's position in its orbit around Terra.
4. When static electricity from a thunderstorm rapidly heats the surrounding air to as hot as the surface of Helios or hotter and makes contact with the ground for a split second.
8. This type of water is essentially groundwater but deeper.
10. When water gets warm enough to the point where it turns into a gas called water vapor.
12. This happens when a cold downdraft in a cumulonimbus cloud makes contact with a warm updraft from the ground.
13. This body of water is near the states: Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, and Texas.
14. This happens when an Aquifer dries up.
15. When water vapor cools down in the upper atmosphere and condenses into clouds.

1. When clouds get so heavy they either produce rain, sleet, snow, or hail.
2. This type of weather is a sub-category of tropical cyclones. This type of weather can go from tropical depression all the way to Cat5.
5. When water droplets evaporate from grass or leaves.
6. This type of storm is when sand or dust gets blown in massive collections. It can go from small to bigger than the biggest possible tornado.
7. When water evaporates, turns into a cloud, and has precipitation.
9. This part of the water cycle is when water soaks into the ground and fuels plant roots.
11. When water can't soak into the ground, so it has to run on the surface. This process creates puddles, lakes, and rivers.