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Sounds like a silly question, but it's actually true. In some of the areas of Earth it's actually getting colder, even though that's actually another sign of the ''Greenhouse effect'' Sounds insane, doesn't it? But if you think about it, you might get it..especially if I tell you that there's a lot of ice melting now kiddo.
Nothing in the universe disappears totally, and all that moisture from the ice has to go somewhere. It's that that is adding to the extra cold in the air; your winters are more ''wet'' now in certain areas more inland than before.
Sadly, because of the new extra cold and extra rain places have been getting , some very stupid people are protesting new laws to try to stop the Greenhouse Effect, pointing to the colds and rain as ''proof'' that's there's no such thing. Sorry guys, but that just ain't so. The rains and the cold are the proof that there IS a Green House Effect. But you want more proof of it? Fine.. Right now the air has more moisture because there's so much of it that it comes in the form of heavy clouds that stay low close to Earth. But as the heat increases the water will act like your teapot and send the moisture into thin groups of atoms that'll drift apart so thin that it might take hundreds of years to form even one drop. Maybe you'll see a light wisp of vapor above your head sometimes, miles above your head. See it, that's all.. By then, you can only dream of a drop..