Comment Re:They have money (Score 3) 63
Also, a humid environment relies on large amounts of plants. If you have more extreme weather with long periods of drought followed by heavy rain, even if the rain was so heavy that the total longterm rain had increased, you'd have much less forest cover, and less humidity. You'd likely have a semi-arid region instead.
But this is your theory, vs my theory. We can't accurately predict what would become arid vs what would become a lush jungle again. There are some knowns, like we know where all the sinks and former lake beds are in the world, and we know that if there was enough rain those would fill up again.
1. Dead Sea, Jordan/Israel - 414 meters below sea level