A water surplus occurs when
A) the potential evapotranspiration demand cannot be satisfied by precipitation inputs.
B) the additional inputs of water into a system are not enough to satisfy potential evapotranspiration.
C) additional water exists after potential evapotranspiration is satisfied by precipitation inputs.
D) potential evapotranspiration is greater than soil moisture.

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A water surplus occurs when there is additional water present after potential evapotranspiration has been satisfied by precipitation inputs. This means that the water available for the system exceeds the demand for it, resulting in a surplus.

A Water Surplus Occurs When