Break it down...why would an already densely forested park get more moist at a faster rate than non forested areas? If anything the opposite should be true. For example, which area gets more humid (from a relative standpoint) from a moist flow, a tropical rain forest or a desert? The desert clearly, because it was already dry....so the park shouldn’t see moderating temps more than any other areas. Rather, because it is more moist already, the rate of change should be slower, not faster, in other areas...