Water evaporates off lakes. Winds blow across the planet. Where does the energy come from for these and other weather processes?

A. Heat from the Earth's core.

B. Solar energy.

C. Cold currents in the ocean.

D. Rising cool air creating a cold front.

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Smoochie

Physics

28 October, 08:34

Water evaporates off lakes. Winds blow across the planet. Where does the energy come from for these and other weather processes?

A. Heat from the Earth's core.

B. Solar energy.

C. Cold currents in the ocean.

D. Rising cool air creating a cold front.

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Answers (2)

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Kyla · Answer 1

Answer: Solar Energy

Isabel Saunders · Answer 2

B. Solar energy

Explanation:

The water cycle is driven primarily by the energy from the sun. This solar energy drives the cycle by evaporating water from the oceans, lakes, rivers, and even the soil. Other water moves from plants to the atmosphere through the process of transpiration.

Water evaporates off lakes. Winds blow across the planet. Where does the energy come from for these and other weather processes?A. Heat from the Earth's core.B. Solar energy.C. Cold currents in the ocean.D. Rising cool air creating a cold front.

Water evaporates off lakes. Winds blow across the planet. Where does the energy come from for these and other weather processes?

A. Heat from the Earth's core.

B. Solar energy.

C. Cold currents in the ocean.

D. Rising cool air creating a cold front.