The global movement of of air occurs in convection cells. In general how does air move?

Air moves in convection cells due to differences in temperature and pressure. Warm air rises, creating a low-pressure area, while cooler air sinks, leading to a high-pressure area. This cycle drives the movement of air from high to low pressure, resulting in wind patterns and the formation of various weather systems. Overall, this process is essential for distributing heat and moisture around the planet.