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> In any case, the denialists in this case still have to explain the "dry
> region" changes from 15% of the planet to 40%, and a number of other
> factors, even if there was a "localized" trend for cooler weather.
Water vapor is a result of evaporation, and evaporation is
a result of heat, so cooler global temperatures means drier weather.
Maybe if where you live, in Lake Havasu, AZ, without all the buildings,
it would only be 110 degrees, instead of 70 degrees with the AC on.
:-)
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