Question

why does wind flow from sea to the coast land during day time but the direction is reserved during the night​

Answer 1

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short answer:- In coastal areas, during daytime, there is a regular flow of cool air from the sea towards the land. At night, there is a reverse flow of air from land to sea. This happens because during the daytime, land gets heated faster than water and radiated heat from land, heats the air above it.

Long answer:- In coastal areas, during daytime, there is a regular flow of cool air from the sea towards the land. At night, there is a reverse flow of air from land to sea. This happens because during the daytime, land gets heated faster than water and radiated heat from land, heats the air above it. The hot air rises and creates an area of low pressure. Sea water does not get heated so rapidly, so air above the sea is comparatively cool A high In coastal areas, during daytime, there is a regular flow of cool air from the sea towards the land. At night, there is a reverse flow of air from land to sea. This happens because during the daytime, land gets heated faster than water and radiated heat from land, heats the air above it. The hot air rises and creates an area of low pressure. Sea water does not get heated so rapidly, so air above the sea is comparatively cool A high pressure area forms above sea water as compared to air over land. Therefore, cooler air over the sea, flows towards the land (region of low pressure) area. The movement of air from one region to the other creates winds.

In coastal areas, during daytime, there is a regular flow of cool air from the sea towards the land. At night, there is a reverse flow of air from land to sea. This happens because during the daytime, land gets heated faster than water and radiated heat from land, heats the air above it. The hot air rises and creates an area of low pressure. Sea water does not get heated so rapidly, so air above the sea is comparatively cool A high pressure area forms above sea water as compared to air over land. Therefore, cooler air over the sea, flows towards the land (region of low pressure) area. The movement of air from one region to the other creates winds. Movement of wind from sea to land during day and from land to sea during night During the night, reverse flow of air occurs. Land cools down rapidly and the air above the land becomes cooler. Sea water cools down slowly so, the air above the sea is hotter and has a lower air pressure as compared to air pressure above the land. Therefore, cooler air present over land flows towards sea.

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Answer 2

Wind flow from the sea to the coastland during the daytime but the direction is reserved during the night.

Explanation:

• Wind flow from the sea to the coastland during the daytime but the direction is reserved during the night.
• During the day in coastal areas, the air over land heats up rapidly and begins to rise. As this warm air rises, an area of low pressure is created over the surface and the air over the ocean moves in to this area of low pressure. Therefore, the wind direction is from sea to land during the day.

Sea air and land air

• Sea and land winds describe the wind that blows from sea to land during the day and offshore in the evening.
• The land air moves from land to sea during the night and the land cools faster than the ocean. The air over the ocean becomes less dense (ie warmer) and rises.
• Cold air from the ground moves in to take its place.

The ocean wind blows during the day and the land warms up faster than the ocean.