What happens to most of the water that falls on central Pennsylvania's Happy Valley each year (or any similar place, such as Washington, DC or other places with trees) ? Group of answer choices It is re-evaporated, mostly after passing through trees. It flows directly over the surface into streams. It soaks into the ground and then flows to streams. It falls directly onto streams. It is used in soft-drink bottling plants.

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14 December, 15:39

What happens to most of the water that falls on central Pennsylvania's Happy Valley each year (or any similar place, such as Washington, DC or other places with trees) ? Group of answer choices It is re-evaporated, mostly after passing through trees. It flows directly over the surface into streams. It soaks into the ground and then flows to streams. It falls directly onto streams. It is used in soft-drink bottling plants.

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Braiden Bond · Answer 1

The biggest amount is re-evaporated, mostly after passing through trees, and most of the remainder soaks into the ground and then flows through the ground to streams.