Hot water transforms into ice crystals with science

AccuWeather 2021-02-08

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The National Weather Service in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, put science to the test when wind chill temperatures at minus 25 degrees Fahrenheit on Feb. 7, allowed them to show water in all three phases.
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