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Location of sea breeze front and it's dynamic in Eastern Maghreb This work demonstrates the efficiency of Meteosat Second Generation-Rapid Scan Service data (MSG-RSS) on follow up of sea-breeze front. It has been carried out on Libyan and Tunisian coast and a series of 5 min High Resolution Visible MSG-RSS images has been extracted on this area. The front is delineated by cumulus appearing four hours after the sunrise and thus is accessible by a simple visual interpretation. However cloud speed assessment relies on an automatic follow up procedure. Estimated speed is slow (less than 5 m/s). Both satellite images and in-situ observations indicate a sea-breeze front acceleration on the last hours of the day. The front penetration is about 80 km in Tunisia and 110 km in Libya where synoptic flow does not conflict with seabreeze. According to Tunis-Carthage radio sounding breeze depth is about 1000 m.

Localisation et dynamique du front de la brise de mer au Maghreb oriental