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Alexxx [7]
2 years ago
10

How does a sea breeze form? [[HeLp- PlEaSe]]

Biology
2 answers:
riadik2000 [5.3K]2 years ago
6 0
The answer is
2. A sea breeze forms during the day when the land heats faster than the water
aleksandrvk [35]2 years ago
3 0

Answer: 2. A sea breeze forms during the day when the land heats faster than the water. The warm air rises above the land and moves out over the water, where it cools and sinks. This creates an air current known as a sea breeze, which moves from the water toward the land.

Explanation: Sea Breeze also known as on - shore wind takes place during the day time  and in spring and summer season.  Sea Breeze occurs due to unequal heating of land and water as during a day the land surface heats up faster than the sea surface which results in the relatively heather air above the land than the water. As we all know that warmer air is lighter than the cooler air and as a result the warmer air goes up, which means here the warmer air is above the land and this will rise up and the coller air is flowing towards the land surface and taking the space of the warmer air.

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