N00b
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With the signature at the end, this reads like a dispatch from the frontlines.It's -2 F (-18 C) with a windchill of -20 F (-29 C), with the temperature still falling. My garage door is frozen shut (never had that happen) with my 4x4 truck trapped inside.
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It's -2 F (-18 C) with a windchill of -20 F (-29 C), with the temperature still falling.
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Just click into 4x4 and drive through that sucker. You can do it no problem. My mom drove through hers with a Kia Sephia. (true story)My garage door is frozen shut (never had that happen) with my 4x4 truck trapped inside.
Where the heck do you live? The Yukon? Northwest Territory? -18° ? Good lord.It's -18F right now with a windchill of -42F. My sister has asked me to blow some bubbles outside because they'll freeze solid before they hit the ground. :p
But you didn't use boiling water. I think the kinetic energy of the boiling waters helps make the water molecules separate faster as if freezes. Try it.I'm sure many people have heard the story about throwing boiling water in the air and it'll freeze before it hits the ground. I threw a cup of cold tap water in the air and it definitely hit the snow before freezing. So there's 1 myth that's definitely busted. ;)
Oh come on. I would believe 4 minutesIt's -47F here right now. I tossed a wet t-shirt outside and it was stiff as a board in 45 seconds. ;)
Mid ............ -50°'s ....... that sounds like the coldest. How is the snow melting again. Oh I bet that wasn't supposed to be a negative????;) Or a hyphen maybe. Silly me. LOL I was going to say FTW but forget it.With the signature at the end, this reads like a dispatch from the frontlines.
It hit -6 F here in Rhode Island a few days ago, but it's mid-50s today. It's raining and all the snow is melting.
Gonna try to do the boiled water thing and gonna record it with my HD camcorder. :D
Edit: So I had about a quart of water boiling.. threw it in the air and much of it immediately turned to snow. But, the larger water blobs didn't and the fell on the snow and melted the snow about 1" deep.
Apparently the entropy and enthalpy of the water does matter for this "experiment" to work.
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