Select all correct answers. Why are record high and low temperatures not found over water surfaces? Group of answer choices Sunlight goes very deeply in soils and is stored there permanently. The ocean is a fluid, mixing water near the surface, keeping temperatures more moderate. The ocean heats and cools faster than land. Sunlight goes hundreds of meters into water before being absorbed; thus, it takes considerable time for heat to work its way back to the surface. Solar heating in soils is typically less than a meter deep, allowing heating and cooling to occur more quickly