In what temperature the water boils above 2000 meters?
98.03 Celsius.
Here is a table showing boiling points vs. Altitude.
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At 2001 metres, the boiling point of water is; 98.077°C / 208.538°F, that is if the local barometric pressure would be 29.92 Millibars. The boiling point of water changes as the barometric pressure changes.
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water will boil at 63.6 degrees celsius at2000m altitude
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