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large-scale convection

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large-scale convection [′lärj ¦skāl kən′vek·shən]
(meteorology)
Organized vertical motion on a larger scale than atmospheric free convection associated with cumulus clouds; the patterns of vertical motion in hurricanes or in migratory cyclones are examples of such convection.


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The last bout of large-scale convection in the Japan Sea occurred more than a half-century ago.
 
 
 
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