IPA: /ædˈvɛkʃən/
KK: /ædˈvɛkʃən/
The movement of a fluid, like air or water, in a horizontal direction, often affecting temperature or other properties.
Advection plays a significant role in weather patterns by transporting warm and cold air masses.
Advection is formed from "ad-" (meaning to or toward) and "vehere" (meaning to carry). The term describes the process of carrying something, such as heat or moisture, toward a specific area, typically in meteorology.
Think of 'carrying' ('vehere') something 'toward' ('ad-') a location, which helps you remember that advection refers to the movement of heat or moisture in a specific direction.