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Alex decided to try the boiling water trick while it’s currently -20 degrees up there pic.twitter. Person in full winter clothing throws a pitcher of boiling water into the air, creating. KMBC JanuSharing more cold weather fun from my cousins in Wisconsin. #polarvortex #polarvortex2019 #kcmo #kansascity #scienceexperiment #snowday /gM4JlYjChG The Shabbiest of Gabbies JanuWOW This is what happens when you spill boiling water and it's minus -13 degrees outside. Karl Martin JanuCold Weather + Boiling Water #PolarVotex2019 #Wisconsin #Science /WO3Npyn48d
No shorts and t-shirts today! /e6t5j5OOkV Videos emerged on social media show people throwing hot water into the freezing air and watching it turn into ice crystals instantly amid temperatures of -43. JanuIt’s cold in Wisconsin! Check out the video of 2 quarts of boiling water vaporizing into a cloud. Chris Seipel JanuRT RealGeneKim "RT usatodayvideo: Arctic blast in Wisconsin causes boiling water to instantly freeze into snow cloud. Not a fan of the cold weather #wisconsinweather #Wisconsin #polarvertex #PolarVortexChallenge #PolarVortex2019 #coldweather #winter #freezing /DlWNl0KHFJ Monydeng Riar JanuBoiling water + -32 degrees= Fabulous outcome. Andrew Cove JanuI had to do it, the cold challenge with the Polar Vortex vs Boiling Water in Janesville Wisconsin. #PolarVortex2019 #Wisconsin #USA #FreezingCold #Winter #Science /3UMJCDK9MF Robyn Gruner JanuDid the boiling water thing yesterday.
#PolarVortex #Wisconsin #winter #wintervortex #Science #freezing /IAxkTyavz2 We don't want you to get burned by scalding hot water, man! Throwing pans of boiling water in the air for fun - it’s what we do in Wisconsin when the kids are cooped up in the house for days & days.
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Leave as little uncovered skin exposed to the winter weather as possible, and most importantly, stay safe.No.
Please bundle up and be cautious this winter. Though it may seem fun, the experiment is potentially very dangerous. This challenge can lead to injuries on both sides of the spectrum. Ice-pectacular Amazing moment hot water immediately FREEZES after being thrown out into the air on a -44C day. Accidentally getting water on uncovered spots of your body in very low temperatures can accelerate freezing of the skin. For example, water freezes faster than skin and clothes. Handling water in below freezing temperatures can lead to other dangers too. This trick only works in certain conditions, so carelessly throwing boiling water into the air can easily result in burns. I'll try it again later in the week when it's going to be closer to -20.FROM BOILING TO FREEZIN. Here's a quick compilation of viewer-submitted clips showing just how cold it is by throwing boiling water into freezing air. Once the water is thrown, the wind can carry it anywhere, to children watching or even the people throwing the water themselves. I tried this earlier this morning at -14 F, this was at -8 F. Unfortunately, many do not seem to think through their actions until it is too late. The clip, shot in Mudanjiang City in Heilongjiang Province on December 9, shows a man taking a basin of hot water outside and throwing it into the air. While it may look like a fun science experiment, walking around in freezing weather with pots of boiling water is about as safe as it sounds. In the video posted earlier this week, Freiheit runs outside in a T-shirt and jeans with a kitchen pot and then hurls the boiled water in the air. Filmed on Sunday 9th December 2018 Wo Long Jie, Mudanjiang Shi A man in China showed off a unique cold weather phenomenon, by throwing hot water into the cold air, which flew away like a cloud. Burned from the water, many victims of the experiment walk into emergency rooms with scalded faces and hands. In their attempts to throw boiling water into the freezing air, people are actually throwing themselves into hospitals. Viral videos of this challenge quickly spread to Americans mystified by the new cold weather. The experiment involves boiling water in a pot and throwing it up into the air, forming a cloud of instant snow that will drift down to the ground slowly. Many Americans are taking advantage of the unusual weather to try the experiment they first see on TV.
This winter’s harsh winds and deadly temperatures have not been seen in a decade. The thought of turning boiling hot water into icy flakes in seconds is a concept alien to many people in the U.S. The viral boiling water challenge shows people just how cold the air is. Spraying boiling water to see it transform into snow midair has become the latest DIY trend. is nearly frozen solid thanks to the chilling Polar Vortex looming over the states, some people are taking advantage of the unusually cold weather.
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