Well I suppose it depends on the season of every year. Usually many would associate a full Moon at night with cooling things down. And the fact that it actually does slightly cool things down during the Summer time, as it's light is not as potent as the suns.
However winter is a completely different story, when the glare of the sun sets during a clear winters night and the moon is at full, it has a significant influence on cooling, as it mimics a white dwarf तारा, स्टार at night. Starving the Earth of heat.
And on some weird notion that is actually a पूर्व दर्शन of what Earth will be plunged into when the sun loses it's heat. In turn, turns into a white dwarf in the अगला 5 billion years time.
So basically at winter on a cold night when आप see a full moon, imagine all heat sapped from the Earth, the moon representing a white dwarf that आप see will be the future of what's to come. That is if and only if Earth survives the intense swelling of the sun when it becomes a red giant and fizzles out.
But then again, another sad notion is there even could be a possibility of the Moon leaving Earths orbit due to decay of gravity द्वारा the Moon distances itself away from Earth. This would render the dead Earth to become a lonely ball of rock in space. That would be the ultimate answer to your question, as the Earth would be cold, barren and lifeless. As kinetic energy from the orbit from the Moon will no longer be present.
