Arizona meteorologists make ‘cloud’ from hot water in negative temperatures

PHOENIX — Yes, the Arizona weather has finally gotten that cold.

Officials with the National Weather Service in Flagstaff, Arizona, posted a video to their Facebook on Wednesday of them creating a “cloud” from boiling hot water.

At the time of recording the video, it was -13 degrees.

That’s right, negative 13 degrees.

Lately, the warm Arizona winters we all know and love have been replaced with white, powdery snow and ice cold rain. Most nights, it has reached or exceeded freezing temperatures, even right here in the Valley.

While the possibility of a white Christmas will be a rare sight to see here in Arizona, it will without a doubt be more than welcomed.

Keep up with the latest temperatures online or by listening to KTAR News.

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