Sea Breeze
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Example:
Imagine you're at a crowded concert, and everyone rushes towards the stage when the main act comes on. This movement is similar to how a sea breeze forms, as air moves from the cooler sea towards the warmer land during the day. Just like the concertgoers moving towards the excitement, the cooler air from the sea rushes in to replace the warm rising air over the land, creating a flow from sea to land.
Practice Version
Sea Breeze: The flow of air from the sea to land, in the daytime. Sea breeze. A sea breeze is a cool wind from the ocean that moves toward the land when the sun heats up the land faster than the water.