What natural phenomena are associated with the transition of water from one state to another?

In different climates and temperature conditions, water has a different state. At temperatures below zero, water begins to freeze and turn into ice – this is a solid state. At elevated temperatures, water evaporates and takes on a gaseous state. When the air is cooled to the required temperature, the water falls out in the form of precipitation and turns into a liquid state. Therefore, such natural phenomena as frost and heat are closely related to the transition of water into a solid, liquid and gaseous state.