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How winds are produced?

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13y ago
Updated: 12/2/2022

Land and sea breezes (local winds) are typical of such winds. Because water heats up and cools down more slowly than does dry land, the air along a shoreline is alternately warmer over the water and cooler over the land, and vice versa. These differences account for the fact that winds tend to blow offshore during the evening and on-shore during the day.

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