Which classification of wind is associated with daily temperature changes?

The classification of wind associated with daily temperature changes is diurnal wind. This type of wind arises due to the heating and cooling of the Earth's surface during the day and night cycle. As the sun heats the ground, warmer air rises during the day, creating a breeze that flows from cooler areas. Conversely, at night, the ground cools down, leading to denser, cooler air moving in to replace the rising warm air. This daily fluctuation in temperature generates the diurnal wind patterns.

In contrast, meteorological winds encompass a broader category of wind behavior and patterns not limited to daily variations. Fire winds specifically relate to conditions that can exacerbate fire behavior, influenced by topography or other local factors, but they do not directly define the concept of daily temperature changes. Trade winds, on the other hand, are consistent winds that blow from the subtropical high-pressure areas towards the equator and are not associated with daily temperature shifts.