What is Convectional Rainfall?

Question: What is Convectional Rainfall?

Answer: When the energy and sunlight of the sun heat the surface of the earth, the water on the surface evaporates to create vapor, that is called water vapor. This results in convectional rainfall. When the land warms, the air from above warms as well, allowing it to stretch and rise. The air cools and condenses as it climbs. Clouds form high in the sky as a result of this condensation process. Rainfall will occur if this procedure continues.