Wind blows from high air pressure to low air pressure
Explanation:
High-pressure systems are usually made of cooler denser air masses. On the other hand, low-pressure systems are made of warmer and less dense air masses. The air mass at the low-pressure systems tends to rise into the upper atmosphere due to the decrease in density (from increased temperatures). As the air mass rises, the denser air mass from high-pressure systems rushes in to replace the rising air in the low-pressure systems. This causes winds that blow from high pressure systems to low pressure systems.
The energy from the sun is the principle energy that determines the pressure systems in the atmosphere.
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