Supplying calories to the rain

While in free fall, a drop of water assumes the form of a cone with a hemisphere attached on its bottom. If the radius of the hemisphere is $8$ $cm$ and the height of the cone is equal to the diameter of its circular base, calculate the temperature variation in Kelvin when we supply it $32153.6$ calories.

Details and Assumptions

1. Use $\pi=3.14$
2. Consider the water density as $\rho=1$ $\dfrac{g}{cm^{3}}$
3. Consider the water specific heat as $C=1$ $\dfrac{cal}{g \times K}$