Which choice correctly describes convergence lifting? Which choice correctly describes convergence lifting? When the wind pattern near Earth's surface is such that more air is entering an area than is leaving, convergence lifting occurs. When air is compressed by convergence, it escapes by moving upward. When two air parcels converge below the condensation level, one pushes the other upward above the condensation level. When the wind pattern near Earth's surface is such that more air is entering an area than is leaving, convergence lifting occurs. When air is compressed by convergence, it escapes by moving downward. When two opposing fronts converge, one front pushes the air form the other front upward. When the wind pattern near Earth's surface is such that less air is entering an area than is leaving, convergence lifting occurs. When air is compressed by convergence, it escapes by moving upward.