A polar vortex brought record-breaking cold temperatures to Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada, with the bitter cold set to stay in the Prairies through much of this week, according to CBC.
Saskatchewan's Uranium City recorded the lowest temperatures yesterday with –48.9C, smashing the previous record of -40C set in 2019.
Extreme cold weather warnings have been issued for parts of Alberta and Manitoba and all of Saskatchewan.
This footage from Buffalo Narrows, in Saskatchewan, captures the spectacular science experiment that has turned into a social media craze in very cold regions.
It shows boiling water being thrown into freezing air in slow-motion and instantly freezing.
Footage from Saskatchewan, Canada captures a spectacular science experiment that has turned into a social media craze in very cold regions. It shows boiling water being thrown into freezing air in slow-motion and instantly freezing | https://t.co/30x9PJG7kc pic.twitter.com/gaTWfz02rN
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