Could a sea breeze occur at night? Explain why or why not.

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No sea breeze can not occur at night because while sea breezes occur during the day, land breezes occur at night. Despite the difference in times at which the land breezes and sea breezes occur, the reason for the land breeze's formation is basically the same as the sea breeze, but the role of the ocean and land is reversed.
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