invection

/ɪnvɛkˈʃən/

Definitions

1. noun

A cold air mass that is forced to rise, resulting in a mixture of cold air and warm air, often leading to precipitation.

“The invection of cold air from the north caused a dramatic change in the weather, bringing heavy snow to the region.”

Synonyms

  • air mass
  • cold front

Antonyms

  • high pressure
  • warm front