MIKE MOSS SAYS: Brandon, Sea and land breezes are circulations of air that result from strong temperature contrasts developing between bodies of water and adjacent land areas. When adjacent areas ...

This is called the “offshore land breeze.” Then, in the early morning, we have temperatures in the 60s to 70s inland, but warmer 70s to 80s at the beaches.

You’ve probably heard about the sea breeze before but what causes it? ... Sunday Science Tidbit; Sea breeze and Land breeze by: Candice Boling. Posted: Jun 5, 2016 / 06:07 PM EDT.

We will use smoke, sand, and ice to model the formation of a sea breeze and land breeze. Science Academy - Sponsored by Knova's Carpets (ktiv) Download the experiment instructions HERE!

A sea breeze occurs when the land becomes much warmer than the nearby ocean, which results in an onshore wind blowing from the ocean toward the land and progressing inland.