Water boiled instantly on the sweltering ground due to the high temperature in southern China.

Video filmed in Guangzhou City in Guangdong Province on June 2 shows the water instantly boiling after being poured onto the ground from a bucket.

Local reports shed light on the staggering temperatures present on the day of the video's recording. The mercury soared to a blistering 36 degrees Celsius with the maximum temperature nearing a staggering 42 degrees Celsius during that period.

A video recorded on June 2nd in Conghua, Guangzhou, captures a blogger's unique experiment to test the sweltering outdoor temperatures.

Armed with a bucket of water, the blogger pours it onto the scorching ground. To everyone's surprise, the water immediately boils and forms bubbles, rapidly evaporating and even resembling "ice."

Chinese netizens even humorously commented, "After falling down, they told me to visit the burn unit."

According to local reports, the temperature reached 36 ℃ on the day of filming this video, and the maximum temperature approached nearly 42℃ at that period of time. Thus the water boiled and bubbled at once when it was splashed on the ground.