If light energy a converted to heat energy at the Earth\'s surface, how is Earth

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If light energy a converted to heat energy at the Earth's surface, how is Earth's atmosphere warmed and hoe does this generate storms? Select one: Light energy is converted to chemical energy which is stored in fossil fuels. This chemical energy, when burned warms the atmosphere and generates storms and climate change. Warm, moist air at the surface (over rocks, dark soil, or water) is less dense than colder air and It rises upward to form a low pressure area that can become a storm when the water vapor forms precipitation. Warm, dry air at the surface (over rocks, dark soil, or water) is more dense than colder air and it rises upward to form a low pressure convective cell that can become a storm. Heat is actually generated by faction as insolation hits greenhouse gases as it travels into the atmosphere. This is what actually heats the atmosphere and generates storms.

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Answer is b

Warm, moist air at the surface is less dense than colder air and it rises upward to form a low pressure area that can become a storm when the water vapor forms precipitation.

Warm and dry has density than colder air.

Dry air has light Wight than colder.

So warm air can rises upward.

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