Difference between conventional and cyclonic rainfall
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Explanation:
Convectional rainfall: It is typical of warm moist air by heating from the ground surface. As a result of heating of the surface air, the air expands and forced to rise to great height. As the air rises, it cools and becomes saturated and dew point temperature(the temperature at which water vapour in the air condense(gas-liquid)) is attained and then clouds will form. By further cooling, precipitation takes place
Cyclonic/Frontal rainfall: This type of precipitation associated with a cyclonic activity and occurs along the frontal zone (front is a narrow zone of transition, dividing two air masses of differing temperature and humidity characteristics, intersecting the earth's surface. Fronts are most clearly developed in areas where are masses converge) of convergence particularly at the ITCZ (inter tropical convergent zone) and at the polar fronts.