The present participle of convect; actively transferring heat or matter through a fluid by convection.
Present participle of 'convect', from Latin 'convectus'. Used to describe ongoing convective processes in physics and atmospheric science.
When you see storm clouds building vertically in the sky, that's 'convecting' air—moisture is actively rising and cooling, releasing enormous amounts of energy!
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