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What happens when the land in the sea warm-up at different rates during the day
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What happens when the land in the sea warm-up at different rates during the day

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If the land in the sea warm up at different rates during the day, there will be different densities of the air above that land, causing the differences in air want to reach a similar pressure, or dynamic equilibrium, therefore causing "wind"
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