During stable weather,
usually in summertime, when cyclones are far from Adriatic area,
begins time for local winds. Local or thermal winds are result of
thermal properties land and sea. During the day land is heating much
faster than sea, while air pressure above land is falling. When
pressure above land fall down below pressure above the sea on-shore
wind (from sea toward land) begins to blow.
Local sea breeze "maestral" - blows during the daytime
During the nighttime situation is
opposite; land is cooling and above the land pressure is rising.
When pressure above land become higher than pressure above the sea
off-shore wind starts (from land toward the sea).
Local land breeze "burin" - blows during the nighttime
Local name for thermal on-shore wind
is maestral, most popular windsurfing wind in this area. Off-shore
night land breeze “burin” (diminutive for bura in Croatian language,
like small bura). Burin has similar characteristics as bura (gusts
and direction), but never reach bura force, and develops on
completely different way.