What are the inputs and outputs of the drainage basin hydrological cycle?

The inputs of the drainage basin hydrological cycle include precipitation (rainfall and snowfall), surface runoff, and groundwater inflow. The outputs consist of evaporation, transpiration from plants, and surface water flow out of the basin into rivers or lakes. Water that infiltrates the soil may also contribute to groundwater recharge, which can be another output when it flows out of the basin. Overall, this cycle emphasizes the movement and transformation of water within the drainage basin.