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On a frosty morning, Mina stood on the porch and puffed. A pale cloud appeared in front of her face. She wanted to catch one.
Why Do We See Our Breath on Cold Mornings?Warm moist breath turns into tiny water droplets when it meets cold air, making a pale cloud we can see.
1. On a frosty morning, Mina stood on the porch and puffed. A pale cloud appeared in front of her face. She wanted to catch one.
2. Mina cupped her hands around the next pale puff. It vanished before she could catch it. She checked her mittens, but they held only cold air.
3. Inside the warm kitchen, Mina puffed again. Her breath warmed her upper lip, but no pale cloud appeared. The mystery grew.
4. Mina breathed on the frosty window. A round cloudy patch appeared where her warm breath met the cold pane.
5. At the open doorway, Mina found a clue. The warm kitchen air hid her breath, but the cold morning air showed it.
6. Mina touched the cloudy glass. Her warm, moist breath carried water that was too tiny to see. On the cold pane, the water gathered into droplets.
7. Mina opened her hands and let the cloud float away. Warm moist breath turns into tiny water droplets when it meets cold air, making a pale cloud we can see.
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