Forest breeze

In the ecologically important forest edges, during daytime a forest breeze blows from under the tree tnmks into the open. However, because the trees act as obstacles, there is no reverse field breeze at night, as between land... 

Wilson AJ, Forester J, Knight J (1969) US Fish Wildlife Service Circular 355, 18-20, Centre for Estuaries and Research, Gulf Breeze, Florida, USA... 

At scales smaller than the synoptic scale, topography and differences in the surface cover (e.g., forest, agricultural fields, open water, or urbanized land) influence local winds, precipitation, and temperature. One common example of a local effect due to surface cover is the sea breeze, which occurs because water bodies warm and cool more slowly than the land does. During the day in coastal areas, air over the land warms and rises more rapidly and is replaced by cooler air originating from over the water. The reverse may happen at night, as the land cools to a temperature lower than that of the water body,... 

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