The water that evaporates during cooling does rain down somewhere else at some point. It isn’t like the water magically disappears. It just gets turned into mo

The water that evaporates during cooling does rain down somewhere else at some point. It isn’t like the water magically disappears. It just gets turned into moisture in the air. Though that can be very far away depriving the local environment or other industry of the water. Extra bad if that water is pumped up ground water.