During radiation, objects directly transfer heat to each other which affects the air temperature. During radiation, electromagnetic waves transfer heat and light energy which affects the air temperature. During convection, objects directly transfer heat to each other which affects the amount of precipitation. During convection, electromagnetic waves transfer heat and light energy which affects the amount of precipitation.
I gave my students this multiple choice question: Which statement best describes how energy transfer within Earth's atmosphere can affect a weather condition?

Only one answer is correct among these 4 choices:
- During radiation, objects directly transfer heat to each other which affects the air temperature.
- During radiation, electromagnetic waves transfer heat and light energy which affects the air temperature.
- During convection, objects directly transfer heat to each other which affects the amount of precipitation.
- During convection, electromagnetic waves transfer heat and light energy which affects the amount of precipitation.

Could you tell me which one is correct?

During radiation, electromagnetic waves transfer heat and light energy which affects the air temperature.