What is the breeze that blows from the sea?

Answer 1

Water breeze (or a sea breeze) is a wind blowing from the sea onto the land and occurs during the day when the hot air from the land rises as the cool air from the sea travels to the land surface.

When the opposite phenomenon takes place you call it as a land breeze. At night, the atmosphere over the land becomes cooler than that over the sea making the warmer air from water rise up allowing the cool land air blowing over to the water surface creating what you call a land breeze.

Answer 2

A formal explanation is a light or moderate wind, or current of air. An informal explanation is a task that may be carried out without any difficulty. Or, yet again, a person moving with self confidence, moving rapidly without effort

Answer 3

A sea-breeze (or onshore breeze) is a wind from the sea that develops over land near coasts. (Wikipedia)

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Answer 4

sea breeze means from water to land

The term "sea breeze" is also commonly used to describe a fragrance that is meant to evoke the seaside.

Answer 5

A sea breeze is a breeze blowing toward the land from the sea

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A sea breeze is a wind coming off the sea and inland. Often welcome on a hot day at the seaside.

Answer 6

A sea breeze is a breeze that blows towards the land from the sea. The sea breeze is usually cooler than the temperature on the land.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Winds that blow from large bodies of water specifically seas and oceans are called sea breezes and some refer to them as onshore winds. Generally, they occur more frequently during the spring and summer seasons due to the more apparent temperature differences between the water and adjacent land. This is most often observed in the afternoons when the nearby land has been heated at its maximum level. Notably, sea breezes are stronger during summer months as compared to winter season. This is again attributed to the huge temperature difference between land and sea which may even prompt thunderstorms which are essential in bringing rain. Hence, sea breezes are not that apparent during autumn and winter months because the temperature differentials are smaller.