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The type of breeze that occurs during the day and moves from the ocean to the land because the land is warmer than the ocean is called a "sea breeze."
Here's why:
1. During the day, the sun heats up the land more quickly than it heats up the ocean.
2. The warm air over the land rises, creating an area of low pressure.
3. Meanwhile, the cooler air over the ocean creates an area of high pressure.
4. As air moves from high pressure (over the ocean) to low pressure (over the land), a sea breeze is formed.
5. This breeze brings cooler air from the ocean to the warmer land during the day.
So, in summary, a sea breeze is the type of breeze that occurs during the day and moves from the ocean to the land because the land is warmer than the ocean.
