Which is the correct order of processes that occur for water to move from a lake to a cloud and then turn into rain

I think this process is called The Water Cycle.

First, the water from the lake is heated from the heat of the sun. Then as the water gets heated, it evaporates in the form of water vapor towards the sky. (Because hot air is lighter and goes up). Now, as the water vapor goes above....it gathers up in the form of cloud. And as the climate gets cooler and cooler ......the water vapor then starts to condense and drop down to the earth in the form of rain. The rainwater gets accumulated into the water sources by various means and the whole process goes again and again.

Fun Fact:
Rain water is the purest form of water if not mixed with the dust and pollution in our surrounding.

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This process is The Water Cycle

Evaporation is process in which the sun heats the water and this heating causes the water to rise up through the clouds.

Condensation is the process of combination among water and particles of the earths atmosphere

Precipitation is when the water precipitate because the clouds can not resist to much mass of water and if it snow falls is because temperature is peaked at above freezing causing the water to freeze and that is how snow is converted

The answer is that they are composed mostly of liquid water.