How does the warming of the ocean affect the water cycle

It increases the amount of precipitation

Explanation:

Warming the oceans causes water to evaporate into the atmosphere. All this evaporated water will be captured by the clouds that will become overburdened and will start the precipitation process, causing it to rain and the water to return to the ocean where it can be heated again and restart this process.

With this, we can say that ocean warming affects the water cycle by increasing the amount of precipitation. This is because the warmer the ocean gets the more water is evaporated, but steam is captured by the clouds which increases the amount of precipitation.

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