Not really, once it evaporates into the upper atmosphere it goes where the weather cycles it to. That's why you have places with incredible evaporation and far

Not really, once it evaporates into the upper atmosphere it goes where the weather cycles it to. That's why you have places with incredible evaporation and far less rainfall over water, if the water stayed local you'd expect that rainfall and evaporation to be roughly the same over large lakes and ocean, however that is not the case locally.