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The meteorological importance of sea‐breezes in the Levant region of Spain

Sea-breezes are the main wind circulation during the hot season of the year (April–September) in the Levant region of Spain (Fig. 1). This article reviews the atmospheric features and the main characteristics of these sea-breezes. It also highlights the role that these mesoscale wind circulations play in developing unstable sea-breeze fronts in the coastal hinterland and mountainous areas close to the Mediterranean coast.