Let's take water: it definitely has three forms: ice, liquid and water vapor: it's definitely the correct answer!
Wind is just movement of air, so it can't be in any other state.
And as far as air and soil are concerned: some parts of them can also appear in three states, but not the air or soil generally, for example water is included in both of them and it can appear in the three states!
Answer:
Global atmospheric pressure and wind patterns
Explanation:
It is a circulation of large scale movements of air mass over the earth by the means of solar energy. Wind belts are also connected to this pattern of air flow between high and low pressure belts like the Hadley, polar, and ferrel cells both in northern and southern hemisphere. the ITCZ area i.e the equator drives most of these winds and as result the warm air rises and colder air which is heavy descent thus leading to the formation of clouds which in turn is also impacted by the sun rays and spinning of the planet differently in northern and southern hemisphere. For example, as the warm current like japanese black or Kuroshio raise temperature in polar area's thus affecting the temperature extremes of the that area indirectly impacting the precipitation around the globe.
