Wind is driven fundamentally by differential solar heating of the atmosphere and the Earth's rotation, neither of which requires liquid water to function; thus, this is a matter of basic physical principles that needs no citation.
The claim that wind would still exist on Earth without water is a straightforward deduction from atmospheric physics (solar heating and the Coriolis effect drive wind, not oceans). It does not require empirical citations to establish as a general scientific principle, so it is evaluated as common knowledge.