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Water vapor doesn't remain in the air for long. Unlike CO2 and sulfur dioxide, water vapor condenses to liquid water and falls out of the atmosphere. So a volc
by jfengel 3y ago
Water vapor doesn't remain in the air for long. Unlike CO2 and sulfur dioxide, water vapor condenses to liquid water and falls out of the atmosphere.
So a volcano's water vapor effects (warming) can last days, while the sulfur dioxide effects (cooling) will last months or years.