The relationship between light intensity and air temperature at the molecular level?

The higher the light intensity, the higher the air temperature.

Explanation:

Light has the ability to transmit electromagnetic waves which, consequently, has the ability to emit thermal energy. In this way, emissions caused by light are able to transmit thermal energy and increase the movement of air molecules, generating heat that increases the air temperature. The higher the light intensity, the higher the electromagnetic wave emissions and the higher the air temperature.