The Earth’s surface cools faster than the sea after the Sun has set. As we know, the cool air is dense and has high-pressure, so the rapidly cooling Earth’s surface will have higher air-pressure over it than the sea. As a result, the movement of the air begins from a high-pressure area (Earth’s surface or land) to a low-pressure area (sea). This is called the land breeze, which blows during the night. This whole phenomenon of the sea and land breeze occurs in the coastal area.
Land Breeze
