And 100 degrees Celsius being the temperature which water boils, and therefore changes into a gas state.

而100摄氏度是水沸腾的温度，并因此变成气体状态。

So, we're talking about California, New York, Illinois, and Massachusetts are really big gas states.

所以，我们谈论的是加利福尼亚州、纽约州、伊利诺伊州和马萨诸塞州，它们都是真正的天然气大州。

Hotter air is more likely to bump water into a gas state, while drier air can hold more water vapor overall.

较热的空气更有可能将水变成气态， 而较干燥的空气总体上可以容纳更多的水蒸气。

At this level of atmospheric pressure, liquids boil at much lower temperatures because the change in pressure of the liquid allows molecules to move more freely between liquid and gas states.

在这个大气压水平下， 液体沸腾的温度要低得多，因为液体压力的变化允许分子在液态和气态之间更自由地移动。