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In what season do daffodils and tulips grow?

In what season do daffodils and tulips grow?. spring. In what season does snow fall?. winter. Name the water cycle steps. 1--evaporation 2--condensation and cloud formation 3--precipitation. What happens after evaporation in the water cycle?. The water cools, condenses, and forms clouds.

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In what season do daffodils and tulips grow?

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  1. In what season do daffodils and tulips grow? spring

  2. In what season does snow fall? winter

  3. Name the water cycle steps. 1--evaporation2--condensation and cloud formation3--precipitation

  4. What happens after evaporation in the water cycle? The water cools, condenses, and forms clouds.

  5. What season has green leaves, hot air, and much sunshine? summer

  6. When do the seasons repeat? every year

  7. What kind of clothes do you wear in winter? coat, hat, and gloves

  8. Which storm has strong winds, heavy rain, and forms only over ocean water? hurricane

  9. Which storm has dangerous lightning and heavy rain ? thunderstorm

  10. What does it mean for animals to hibernate? They go into a deep sleep all winter.

  11. Why do some animals migrate in the fall? They go to warmer places when they can find food.

  12. What would you do if you were at home during a tornado? Go the basement with a radio and flashlight.

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