Solar cells do not perform as efficiently in cloudy weather compared to sunny conditions, as they rely on direct sunlight to generate electricity. However, they can still generate some electricity, albeit at a reduced rate, as they can absorb diffuse sunlight and convert it into energy.
Solar cells can still generate electricity in cloudy weather, although their efficiency is reduced compared to sunny conditions. Cloud cover limits the amount of sunlight reaching the solar panels, resulting in a lower energy output. However, modern solar cell technologies are designed to capture diffused sunlight and can still produce a significant amount of electricity even in cloudy weather.
Solar cells still generate electricity in cloudy weather, but their performance is reduced. Cloud cover reduces the amount of sunlight reaching the cells, resulting in decreased power output.
