What type of electromagnetic waves cause the warmth you feel when you sit in the sun?

C

Radio

Micro

Infra-red

Light

Ultra-violet

X-Ray(rare)

Gamma Rays(extremely rare)

when you sit in the sun, your body directly absorbs visible sunlight from the sun; the atmosphere does not absorb this radiation, but your body and the earth does; after absorbing solar visible radiation, the earth heats up and re-emits IR into the atmosphere, this is the well known greenhouse effect

however, solid objects like bodies do absorb visible light; this is why it feels warmer in the sun on a sunny but cold winter day

so the best answer would be visible light, but I am sure the asker of the question is expecting infrared

infra red are the only waves that produce heat we can feel from the sun on a daily basis