The national weather service in Nebraska has demonstrated the impact of the intense heat, trying to bake cookiesusing only the car and the sun.
In a series of tweets on Thursday, the national weather service in Omaha valley and published a photo of an experiment with biscuits, which was carried out for eight hours.
The experiment was carried out, as a warning of the strongest heat was done for the greater part of the Midwest. The heat here will last until the end of the weekend.
The first tweet read: «If you’re wondering how today will be hot, we’ll try to bake cookies using only the sun and a car in our Parking lot. We will keep you up to date!»
Biscuit dough placed on a baking tray in a closed vehicle with a thermometer.
To bake cookies usually, it takes 14 to 17 minutes at 350 degrees.
The following tweet was made in about 45 minutes and reported: «Cookies growing.»
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Update: 45 minutes in. Biscuits are rising. pic.twitter.com/IFGxhV486T
— NWS Omaha (@NWSOmaha) July 18, 2019
After another 15 minutes the weatherman wrote: «On the baking sheet the temperature reached 175 degrees for 60 minutes (+79 ° C), on top of the cookie – 153 degrees (+65 ºC)».
Biscuit update: the pan has reached 175 degrees in 60 minuted and the tops of the biscuits are at 153.
This is a good time to remind everyone that your car does in fact get deadly hot. Look before you lock! On average 38 children die in hot cars each year. Don’t be a statistic! pic.twitter.com/OBKK1q1F8T
— NWS Omaha (@NWSOmaha) July 18, 2019
Meteorologists added: «a Good occasion to remind everybody that the machine is extremely hot. Look at the seat before you go! On average, 38 children in the U.S. die in hot cars every year.»
And after nearly 8 hours in the sun, the outside of the biscuit is actually edible. The middle is still pretty doughy though. The max temp on the pan was 185! Also we made a festive biscuit hats 😂 Stay cool out there. #HeatSafety #LookBeforeYouLock pic.twitter.com/ptWP2jksrU
— NWS Omaha (@NWSOmaha) July 18, 2019
The final tweet of the experiment read: «After almost 8 hours in the sun the top the biscuits are quite good, but the middle is still quite loose. The maximum temperature on the sheet was 185! (+85 ºC)».
