What is the state of aggregation of water at a temperature of more than 100 degrees Celsius at normal pressure?

When water of a certain volume is heated to the boiling point, the process of actually boiling water begins.

Its temperature in this case (at normal pressure) will be equal to 100 ° C and will remain unchanged throughout the entire process.

Excess heat energy will be transferred together with the evaporating water molecules into water vapor, the temperature of which will therefore be higher than the temperature of the water.

Water vapor is the aggregate (gaseous) state in which water will be at a temperature of more than 100 degrees Celsius.