👉 The February fluid, also known as the February water or simply February H2O, is a colloidal suspension of microscopic particles in water that becomes more pronounced and visible when the temperature drops below 32°F (0°C). These particles, often organic or inorganic in nature, give the fluid its characteristic cloudy appearance and are typically associated with the presence of dissolved organic matter, such as humic substances or certain minerals. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable in natural water bodies like lakes, rivers, and even some groundwater systems, where the cooling temperatures cause these particles to aggregate and form a visible layer on the surface, often referred to as a "fog" or "foggy" water.
