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

Minnesota - It's so cold that... you can throw hot water in the air and it vaporizes.

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[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.

[andrewsaswom]

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

[A11yP3t3]

oh, how i love Minnesota. <3

[SposiloPrego]

@andrewsaswom also canada is disgusting.



[gwayluver02]

your microwave spins reeeeally fast

[brandonthefirst]

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

[adlereagle123]

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

[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

[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.

[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.

[hydrus77]

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