In general the land surface, being darker and less reflective, will absorb a great deal of solar radiation, and will have a significant increase in temperature on a bright sunny day. The ocean, at the same time, will reflect a greater portion of the radiation, and in addition, since water has such a high thermal coefficient, will have a much smaller increase in temperature. Thirdly, the water will spread the radiation to a depth that is not possible on the land. For all these reasons the water will remain cooler than the land on sunny day.
At night, the darker colours of the land will cause it to radiate its heat quickly, and its temperature will drop rapidly. The water will radiate more slowly, has a greater heat 'reserve' due to its high thermal coefficient, and as the surface cools, it will be displaced by warmer water from below due to the density changes that occur. As a result, an hour or so after sunset, the ocean will be warmer than the land, and will remain so for a large part of the night.
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'land breeze's' are cool breezes at night caused by differences in heating and cooling rates of land and water
Sea breezes
Water has a higher specific heat and takes longer to warm up. The ground has a lower specific heat and warms up fast. That's why the sand on the beach is hot but the water is cool. It depends on the time of the day and the season of the year.
well, water takes a longer time to heat and cool versus soil who heats and cools more rapidly... so that would mean places of regions located near bodies of water would be warmer.
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'land breeze's' are cool breezes at night caused by differences in heating and cooling rates of land and water
How do the heating and cooling differences between land and water affect us? ...
sea breeze
land breeze.
pleasant.
sea breezes
Sea breezes
pleasant.
Sea breezes
Sea breezes.
Sea breezes