Why didn't the same thing happen to the glass fill with warm water?

The glass filled with warm water didn't experience the same phenomenon as the glass with cold water because the temperature difference affects the behavior of gases dissolved in the water. Warm water holds less dissolved gas than cold water, leading to fewer bubbles forming when the glass is disturbed. Additionally, the increased kinetic energy in warm water allows gas molecules to escape more easily, reducing the likelihood of visible bubbles compared to their formation in colder water.