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Suppose that an increase in water vapour resulted in an increase in the number of cloudy days. These clouds kept the Sun's light from reaching Earth, thus lowering the average temperature. What would happen
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Suppose that an increase in water vapour resulted in an increase in the number of cloudy days. These clouds kept the Sun's light from reaching Earth, thus lowering the average temperature. What would happen to the amount of water evaporating from lakes and oceans in this scenario?

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It would be very foggy and muggy
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