What is the reason sea and land breezes form?

Answer 1

Sea breeze is formed usually at daytime. During the day, the land heats up quickly than the sea. Air above land heats up more than air above the sea. Sea breeze develops when cool air coming from the sea moves towards the land, replacing the warm air. This warm air expands and rises.
The land heats, particularly later in the day, while the sea stays relatively cool. As hot air rises over the land, cooler air from the adjacent sea moves in to replace it (in simplistic terms).

Answer 2

A sea breeze is caused by the temperature differential between a land mass and large body of water, eg. Vancouver, Los Angeles. The land is heated faster and more so than the body of water causing the air over the land to heat up, as we know warm air rises and this reduces sea level pressure on the land. This area of low pressure is then replaced by the cooler, higher pressured air over the body of water, creating a sea breeze.

Answer 3

In meteorology, a sea breeze is formed when there is a difference in temperature on land and a large body of water. The hot air from the land rises while the heat from the sea comes in and cools.

Answer 4

Land and sea warm up at different rates so they are not the same temperature. The difference in temperature is what causes the breezes. As the land heats up the hot air over the land rises and more air moves in to fill up that space. This air can come from the air over the sea this results in a breeze fro the sea to the land = a sea breaze

Answer 5

Sea and land breezes form due to temperature differences between the land and the sea. During the day, the land heats up faster than the sea, causing the air above the land to rise and creating a low-pressure area. This draws in cooler air from the sea, creating a sea breeze. At night, the land cools faster, creating higher pressure, and leading to a land breeze blowing from land to sea.

Answer 6

land breeze form when the land is cooler than the water and sea breeze form when cool air blows inland form over the water and moves underneath the warm air.

Answer 7

i don't know but look on wikipiedia

Answer 8

they form by forming together