White smoke from front hood of car?

Did you check the belts? A loose belt will slip and produce smoke, plus give off a burning rubber smell because that's just what is happening.

Sometimes too, a pulley, for the alternator, power steering, etc. Will freeze up and the belt will melt while going over the stuck pulley.

Check the belts first and then check and make sure all of your belt driven pulleys are moving freely.

I have the same problem. Is it drivable. At that point? My car started to smoke the minute I parked the car.

Anytime smoke, or steam, is coming out of the engine compartment, it is best to shut the engine down, let it cool, and then find out what the problem is before starting the engine again.

It could be a bad belt, pulley, radiator leak, burning wires, etc. Its best not to compound any small problem by running the engine until you discover the possible source of the steam or smoke, because you could turn it into a major or dangerous problem.

One time I had smoke coming out of the engine compartment, with a "rubber" type smell. Upon checking it out I found that a plastic shopping bag had been sucked up off of the highway onto the exhaust manifold. Once the bag was removed, and all of the plastic finally burned off, the "problem" stopped.

White Smoke?
Perhaps your engine has elected a new Pope?