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If temperatures rise and evaporation increases, what is the most likely effect on cloud formation?

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
More evaporation adds water vapor to the air, so—when that moist air is lifted and cooled to saturation—cloud formation will increase. In practice this tends to produce more and/or thicker clouds and a greater likelihood of heavier precipitation and stronger convective storms, though the exact changes depend on atmospheric stability and circulation.