Asked by nancy

What is the source of energy driving the hydrolic cycle?

a. evaporation of the ocean water
b. heat conducted from the earth's core to the surface
c. radiant heat from the sun
d. air currents returning to the earth's surface

I chose a) evaporation of the ocean water.
but after using goggle I now think answer is c)radiant heat from the sun.

any suggestions?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Google is wonderful! C is correct.

http://www.fwee.org/hlogic.html

Answered by nancy
thanks : )
Answered by Anonymous
yes; radiant heat from the sun provides the energy input which drives the hydrologic cycle
Answered by kju
Im chillin in 2021 with advanced technology what are yall doin in frickin 2010 and 2011 google has been around for a long time
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