Boiling water meets -30 Saskatchewan weather

[nelson7951]

hahaha u could tell it was just powder

[mattg889]

@nelson7951 Powder? No, that's water skipping the frozen state and turning into a gas. From the cold. It's really neat to try. It does work best with hot water though.

[MegaXander1996]

Canada!

[mrsupersimen]

in norway???

[whiskers08spot09]

HEY ITS JUST SMOKE! ever breathed outside b4? u see smoke come out so what do u think that is hmm?

[Brenzen3]

@whiskers08spot09 Have you ever been to school? Smoke? From where? The only time smoke comes out when you breathe is if you are smoking, haha. Its not smoke, its oxygen, rather the biproduct of breathing, CO2 that comes out in gas form and is shown for a small period of time as it hits the cold air.

Smoke, honestly...

[TobiTheNinjaKitten]

i think its cold and heavy jacket weather at 60F! you're wearing sweaters!!!!

[Saskguy20]

sask has alot of wind, i remember when i was in grade 10 school got shut down cuz the wind chill was to dam cold, it got down to -59c. me and my buddies tried this that day and the water that hit the ground froze in mid air. instant ice. crazy sask weather.

[bozemanfury]

I just did this in -23 Bozeman, Montana weather. Worked like a charm.

[tlovsin92]

i just tried that then i burnt my head when the water came back down

gravity works

[uffy4]

I Would Laff If It Didnt Freeze Any YouJust Threw Boiling Water Over You Head... LOL Ouch.....

[axn700]

wow that was great. Hey I have couple of questions for you.

1) when you throw boiling water into the air What does it become? snow? I can not see it and I don't know because I haven't been in cold place before.

2) Where do you live?

3) have you ever been in temperature more then 41 ºC = 105.8 ºF temperature ?

4) what happens when the boiling water drops on the soild (earth)?

and Thanks for the video keep it up.

[chrisz71]

I love how you guys barely have any clothes on and it's a good -22F in that video! I took my shirt off at about 0 F to see what it felt like... it's quite painful, especially in the wind. Did you not have any wind that day?

[kiwichameleon11]

@chrisz71 my brother is wearing a hoodie and a wind breaking jacket. Yes there was wind. We arent naked out there dude.

[ronaldli5]

does it hurt when some of the water lands on u?

[Legendarybuu]

why not use a kettle?

[neonxix]

Actually, most of the water doesn't freeze, it hits the ground :)

[Alarindris]

@neonxix Then it's not cold enough.

[racedemon89]

moving there! (in a few years)

[Theryolinator]

The very hot water will freeze on contact with the cold air because the surface area of hot water / steam is much greater then that of cold water. Greater surface area = more surface area for cooling. The reason that there is more surface area is because of the increase of the vibration of the water molecules due to the increase of the energy (heat).

[rsforevaa]

hey i wonder if the snow(the snow u made) is cooling or hot??

[solidsnake370]

i was the one who was throwing the water, some came on my head after i threw it...it was hot.

[scpmr]

hot snow? funny

[kiwichameleon11]

It takes a a few seconds to cool completely

[hurjaheikki]

Why don't you throw it on the car's windscreen and see what happens (thermal shock, warning!)

[andeaver1937]

will this work if the water is cold?

Why does it have to be boiling?!

[kiwichameleon11]

We tried it with cold, too. Doesn't work that well.

[Munk3yBoi]

Boiling water freezes faster than room temp water or cold water.

[DragonRoLo]

@andeaver1937 Boiling water freezes faster then room temp water its to do with the extreme change in temperature making the very excited water molecules suddenly stop.This creates ice much faster and harder then if it was given time freeze normally. You can test this out at home by making ice cubes, take normal cold tap water and boiling water and see which freezes faster.

[LGNameDeleted]

@andeaver1937 heat changes happen faster the greater the differance so if its boiling it will cool faster :)

[budalo10]

@andeaver1937 yes, it has to be boiling, this phenomena is called Mpemba effect, google it up

[mikewoo1992]

@andeaver1937 Water at boiling point will more easily separate into droplets

[AndrewHorton88]

@andeaver1937 Apparently the water vapors freeze faster, and when water is boiling it releases more vapors.

[BTCforlife]

@andeaver1937 Boiling water has a larger surface area which allows it to cool much faster.

[steviebboy69]

if i did that here boiling water would have come down. -3 overnight max . daytime anything from 5-13c midwinter.

thats like summer compared to you guys. we did have the hottest day ever here not so long ago. 48.c 118.f

made the worst fires ever.

[kiwichameleon11]

we have REALLY hot summers here. highest reached 39c last summer.

[steviebboy69]

is that the maximum or average. 38 c is our average summer day.

we did have 2 weeks of temps over 40-45.

-3c is the minimum overnight. pitty i cant try your trick.

[BRunk84]

I live in Texas and it gets that hot here every day in the summer! haha! I wish I lived somewhere cooler

[lennox90210]

certain parts of canada reach those temperatures.

[chrisz71]

@kiwichameleon11 that's hot, but not REALLY hot. In Arkansas we have reached at least 107 for the past few days now. Combine with humidity from the Gulf and it is a regular sauna! It gets cold around winter, too, and I've wanted to try this, but I don't think it's ever been cold enough to try that (yet). -22 F!?! I'll take the hot weather over that any day!

[D1G3T5]

Oh yes, Saskatchewan rocks!

You guys got the worst of the weather this year - colder than Winterpeg MB more days than not.

Good vid - 5 starz!

[kimmmmiex3]

30c- or 30f-?

[kiwichameleon11]

-30c

[angrytick]

rednecks from Saskatchewan...

GO BOMBERS

[bozzelbagger]

i would laugh if he threw the boiling water on his face

[solidsnake370]

ur mean, lol

[solidsnake370]

wow, 10k veiws

7k over night =P

[solidsnake370]

lol, trust me it wasn't cold. My head said, "Crap man! thats hot!" When it landed on my head.

[Areosmith28]

Is Seth There?

[solidsnake370]

at 0:40, i got boiling water on my head.

[DigitalAssassin]

And at 0:41 it was cold water.

[kiwichameleon11]

No, all of the throws were boiling.

[DigitalAssassin]

Nono, just implying the amount of time taken for it to cool. Hyperbole doesn't work on teh internets.

[MattBCX]

omg you idiot.