At 3: 15 one afternoon, the temperature over the land reaches its highest value for the day — about 89°f. the temperature over the adjacent water is about 72°f. what would the expected weather conditions be at this time?

A. Cloudy skies and a sea breeze

Explanation:

Maximum temperature registered over the land at “3.15 pm” in the noon time of about 89° F. this indicates hot weather conditions. Simultaneously 72°F is registered in the water surface, it is the indication of the formation of sea breeze and a rainy and a cloudy climate because the land area retains less heat than the water. When the air temperature over the land exceeds the temperature over the water, the lower pressure over land causes that air to rise, drawing air in from over the ocean to replace it. This air, coming in from over the ocean, results in what is called a “sea breeze”. More insolation caused the high precipitation at the smaller duration in hot region due to formation of high cumulonimbus clouds. These water vapours decreased the temperature of water to 72⁰C by condensing in the form of rain.

i think it's severe storms but i might be wrong