What Is Puddle Water?

Definition of Puddle

• A puddle is a small pool of liquid, usually water, on a surface.
• Puddles form by pooling in depressions or by surface tension on flat surfaces.
• Puddles are usually from rain or irrigation.
• Adults can step over puddles and walk through shallow ones.
• Puddles evaporate when tiny particles of water break away into the air as water vapor.

What does it mean to puddle water?

• A puddle is a small pool of liquid, usually water.
• Puddles form by pooling in depressions or surface tension on flat surfaces.
• Puddles evaporate when tiny particles of water become vapor.
• Adults can step over shallow puddles and walk through them.
• The water cycle involves vapor forming clouds then falling back to Earth as rain.

What is considered a puddle?

• A puddle is a small pool of liquid, usually water, on a surface.
• Puddles form by pooling in depressions or surface tension on flat surfaces.
• Puddles are from rain or irrigation.
• Adults can step over puddles and walk through shallow ones.
• Puddles evaporate when particles of water become vapor.
• The water cycle involves vapor forming clouds then falling as rain.