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Yes, but they also trap heat which is why it's warmer on a cloudy night. Although the net effect of increased albedo + greenhouse effect is apparently a cooling, and they have an effect on the effect of other greenhouse gases as well. I guess that's why they will need to update the models.
Similar, everyday, effect with glass in greenhouses AFAIK. Glass let's through much of visible light's energy, but is less effective at passing infra-red, IIRC. Net result is that the greenhouse heats up.
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