Doesn't matter what kind of water, significant interruption of air intake wrecks the engines. It's commonly what damages engines when they ingest birds, or in one case, a 737 taxiing got too close to side of the taxiway and ingested... snow. Engine blown.
Though it's worth noting that "significant water ingestion" is a design requirement of airplane turbine engines. You can see testing videos on youtube.
They are designed to fly through an amount of water (clouds) without damage or significant performance reduction.
