Finally drained the swap at the bottom of my spa ( storm blew off top and filled bottom with lots o rain) and am ready to supershock. The weather is going to be bad the next 2 days, but I would like to get the process started. Would it be ok to leave it sitting super chlorinated for a few days or not so much? Thanks!

Are you going to be circulating the spa water? My pool is just now getting back to normal looking after that 2.5 inch rain we had Tuesday night with all the twisters.

Oh my goodness woodyp! Hope you all are ok! My pool was a green mess of debris after one of the first rounds of storms this season. I was so proud of myself for getting it back to blue in only 4 hours.
(go TFP for teaching me well!)
Yeah, I'd planned on running it. I forgot though, with the decontamination process you are supposed to overfill the spa above the normal fill line when super shocking, so maybe I need to wait?

I'd probably wait till Monday at this point. Our temps next week are only supposed to be in the mid 70's. Ain't like we're going to lose any quality pool swimming time! My pool temp is at 72-----had been up to 79.............(sigh).

Just so everyone stays on the same page, we don't "supershock" but we "shock".

I know it's a fine point but I've heard here on the forum of "supershock" being a product you can buy.

Noted duraleigh...definitely not buying anything, just going through the decontamination process. Thanks for the heads up on wordage!