Which outcome follows increased evapotranspiration across tropical rainforests?

💡 Explanation

Increased evapotranspiration adds moisture and water vapor, triggering enhanced unstable atmospheric conditions; this causes convective uplift and more intense precipitation downdrafts because of latent heat release. Therefore, stronger downdrafts are observed rather than jet stream disruption.

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