Minnesota Cold (Part 1) Hot Boiling Water in the Air

[A11yP3t3]

oh, how i love Minnesota. <3

[gwayluver02]

your microwave spins reeeeally fast

[Tswaggs00]

Anybody ever Heard of Sniking? I have some videos on my channel of it you should chech them out. (filmed in Minnesota)

[BigVicLopez]

This is more entertaining to do if it's like 24 or more below zero. It makes a bigger poof and on occasion makes like a cracking sound. When I was little and it would get that could I wouldn't be allowed to go outside since I would get frostbite inside of three minutes and I would make someone do this and I would watch and be amazed

[hydrus77]

what does the temperature have to be for that to work?

[wintercat2]

@hydrus77 - Water, boiling or not will not freeze in 2 seconds, as you can see it all fell back to the ground as a liquid. And of course steam will always raise off the water if the air temp is colder than the water.

[wintercat2]

@hydrus77 - Water, boiling or not will not freeze in 2 seconds, as you can see it all fell back to the ground as a liquid. And of course steam will always raise off the water if the air temp is colder than the water.

[ytr9127]

it's the same reason you can see your breath.

[Doingsomethingicant]

I've done this before and yes it's like 10 below rite now and the summers get up to like 80 exept most of us r in shorts and tanks at 40 degrees

[KenMacMillan]

Minnesota... America's first communist state.

[natemann133]

@KenMacMillan: America's 250 millionth idiot.

[gorillaz2424]

@KenMacMillan elaborate

[DBH5601]

ya it does get cold here

[angusstan]

apparently it gets quite hot in the summer tho

[guitar241990]

I believe Minnesota has colder winters than most of Ontario. I live in southern Ontario about 45 minutes away from Toronto. It gets cold there, but I think Minnesota might be colder.

[jbjindra]

@guitar241990 Yeah, I think you're right. Canada as a nation is much colder than Minnesota but we get the arctic air that dips down from Calgary and Edmonton pretty often. I had a friend recently say he's never been way up to Toronto. I told him I believe we're actually north of Toronto in Minneapolis and both my friends looked at me like I'm crazy. I thought maybe I was too until I looked at a map and confirmed my notion.

[patrick560sl]

lived there up until 18. great place to call home!

[bobmclightning]

i <3 Minnesota,

usa's Canada :D

[gayve]

wow

[ShiftyShiff]

Go MN!!

[WeirdMinnesotaGuy]

I tried that myself last winter here in Bloomington during that week when the lows were around -30F. I was amazed that it really worked. 0.o

[thevyris]

dont miss those days

[DragonoX2]

im going try that but new jersey dont get that cold at the south

[AllyLynnP]

Mn is cold. i live there. EH, JkjKjKJkj.

But i do live there.

and its a nice state (besides winter)

[steviebboy69]

would be fun to try this but not cold enough when i get up i see a little frost on the grass but its gone when the sun hits it. its winter here now, yesterday afternoon was like 17.c. not bad for winter.

[jjoaquin]

and they say its cold in canada.....

[andrewsaswom]

its basically the same here as it is in canada just not as many trees

[SposiloPrego]

@andrewsaswom also canada is disgusting.

[Cyrusfamilyfan186]

Whoa this series is awesome! I've watched all of them. This, the t-shirt, and the banana are my favorites. Will you make more?

[FranceFrys]

It was below 50 with the wind chill here in minnesota last night lol

[FranceFrys]

it was -50 here in winona mn yesterday!

[hobogrub]

Try the water trick in spring or summer. do you know the temp at which water boils? It has little to do with "winter". The Banana? Weak. Totally boring. I am from northern MN and you are clearly not. COld Weather? boring. I liked your Twins hat.

[JustJane]

Actually it's not vapourizing it's the vapour from the hot water condensing to form a cloud which dissipates. The liquid water falls to the ground and freezes. Vapourization would be more likely in a very hot desert.

[mattpizza12]

HA, YOU'RE WRONG! Only a little water actually hits the ground (and you can see it in this video). Most of it vaporizes (yes, vaporizes, there is no u!) and condenses to form the apparent cloud.

I don't see why I'm arguing over this, especially considering you posted your message over 7 months ago...

[geckoman07]

@mattpizza12 uhm vapour can be spelled with a u >.>

[hornetpalooza]

@JustJane Aren't clouds the result of water vapor?

[adlereagle123]

@JustJane oooo u sound very intelligent! haha ^-^

[brandonthefirst]

@adlereagle123 He isnt trying to sound smart, he is using the correct terminology.

[jjoaquin]

damn... and i thought it was cold here in Canada

[error13f]

just think that was a warm day in ND

[vgroten]

I'm going to do this tomorrow when it'll be -15 here in the Cities!

[Tayzerfun]

lol- wow, yah, you betcha! I'm from Hinckley, how North are ya talkin? lol

[ichsuka]

lol woah

talk about cold