Water in the atmosphere typically returns to the surface of the earth through the formation of clouds and precipitation. this means that the cycling of water from the atmosphere to the hydrosphere would be most likely to cause a. rainy weather. b. cold weather. c. dry weather. d. hot weather.

The correct answer is A. Rainy weather

Explanation:

In the water cycle, after water from the surface has evaporated, this rises to the atmosphere and forms clouds; then, water condensates (returns to its liquid state) and goes back to the surface of Earth in the form of rain (precipitation), although other forms such as snow are also possible. This implies in the water cycle rain is necessary for the water to flow from the atmosphere to the surface and this occurs as a result of water evaporating and forming clouds. Therefore, this cycling of water is most likely to cause rainy weather.

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