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During the process of the water cycle precipation causes subsurface runnoff(also called subsurface runnoff) or surface runnoff. In these processes subsurface runnoff leads to rain, snowmelt or other water that flows in underground streams, drains or sewers. |
During the process of the water cycle precipation causes subsurface runnoff(also called subsurface runnoff) or surface runnoff. In these processes subsurface runnoff leads to rain, snowmelt or other water that flows in underground streams, drains or sewers.This shows the water cycle in it |
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Subsurface flow is the flow of water beneath ground surface in hydrology. This is mentioned in the water cycle.
Process
During the process of the water cycle precipation causes subsurface runnoff(also called subsurface runnoff) or surface runnoff. In these processes subsurface runnoff leads to rain, snowmelt or other water that flows in underground streams, drains or sewers.This shows the water cycle in it
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