In coastal regions, sea breezes happen and land breezes happen .

Geography

1 answer:

Rudiy271 year ago

5 0

In coastal regions, sea breezes happen during daytime and land breeze happen during the night.

<h3>What are local winds? How are they different from permanent winds?</h3>

Land breezes and sea breezes come under the category of local winds. These are localized winds formed due to differential heating of land and water.

During day, the land gets heated fast as compared to water in coastal areas. Thus, low pressure is formed over land and dynamic high pressure is formed above the nearby water body. As a result, the wind blows from a high pressure area(sea) to a low pressure area(land), this is known as sea breeze.

While during night, the land surface gets cooled faster than the seawater. This results in formation of high-pressure area over the land and low-pressure area above sea. Consequently, winds that blow from land to sea are known as land breezes.

Learn more about uses of wind here:

brainly.com/question/158098

#SPJ2

You might be interested in

Cuál es el este y el occidente :v

Bumek [7]

Answer:

Oriente y Occidente son direcciones ... ¿la pregunta dice más?

eso si es una pregunta legítima :)

8 0

3 years ago

All of the following are changes brought about by the geological process except

HACTEHA [7]

Global warming which is not a geological process but something humans have caused

4 0

3 years ago

In 2013, 79% of children born in the Western Pacific region received a dose of hepatitis B vaccine. In one African region, only

storchak [24]

The correct option is C where the western pacific and African regions will have the same number of cases of hepatitis in 2013,

<h3>What is Hepatitis?</h3>

Hepatitis is a viral infection or liver damage caused by drinking alcohol there are five types of Hepatitis A B C D E respectively.

Thus, 79% of children born in Western Pacific and African regions will have the same number of cases of hepatitis.

Learn more about Hepatitis here:

brainly.com/question/14326521

#SPJ1

4 0

1 year ago

Why is the mesosphere colder than the thermosphere, even though it's closer to earth?

kykrilka [37]

Answer:

Mesosphere lies in between 50 to 80 km above the earth surface and due to low density gases escape easily and hence it is colder.

Explanation:

Mesosphere has the capacity to not absorb the infrared radiation that's why the gases reflected from the earth surface escape the layer of mesopause and goes inside the thermosphere.

In the thermosphere, even the minute atoms of gases ca be absorbed by the layer which increases the air temperature and the air rises up hence making thermosphere as the hottest layer in the atmosphere.

#SPJ2