- Oct 18, 2009
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What's your current pool temp?
- Thread starter SeanB
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89 yesterday. Solar and solar cover on. No heat pump. Yet. Its in the low 60s overnight and a bit rainy. Sunny and mid 80s this weekend should be good for some swimmin!
Flbeachluvr
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It was 93 yesterday after sunny days all week (we have solar) but we've got some rainy days ahead...
borjis
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66 degree water.
We had an unusual 85 degree sunny day yesterday.
Bummed the pool was way too cold to swim in.
We had an unusual 85 degree sunny day yesterday.
Bummed the pool was way too cold to swim in.
santacruzpool
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We have been ranging from 76° to 80° the past two weeks. Even with a mini heat wave it hasn't been able to get any higher.
October is usually sunny in these parts and warm, so we might be able to squeak by till Halloween before it drops below 70...
October is usually sunny in these parts and warm, so we might be able to squeak by till Halloween before it drops below 70...
Still have 90 degree days and warmer night here in Houston. Pools holding at 87.
- Apr 23, 2017
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- Oct 18, 2009
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83 degrees this morning, no swimming today
Cool front here with lots of rain predicted
Cool front here with lots of rain predicted
Another stellar pool day at 91, again all our predicted rain seems to have missed us and hit Brent up in Jacksonville 
- Oct 18, 2009
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- Apr 23, 2017
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78 and provides a good shock on initial plunge but still bearable if moving around Not sure how much lower I can stand
Agreed, I'm at 76 and it's just tolerable to help extend my swim season into October. At 76, you don't "ease" into the water. I get the first step and dive in! After the initial shock, it's actually quite enjoyable with air temps in the high 80's still. At this rate, I won't stop swimming until November, and I'll be back at it in early April.78 and provides a good shock on initial plunge but still bearable if moving around Not sure how much lower I can stand
Boo for cold pools! :thumbdown:
We were 87 yesterday. Didn't check today. Probbably higher today since it was pretty sunny.
We were 87 yesterday. Didn't check today. Probbably higher today since it was pretty sunny.
90 again. When the salesman sold me my overpriced solar he said "a cold pool is an unused pool" or something like that.
I grew up in NH and we swam in the ocean that never even reached 70. Now I won't stay in water that is under 86 and I won't even get into water that is under 80 lol
I grew up in NH and we swam in the ocean that never even reached 70. Now I won't stay in water that is under 86 and I won't even get into water that is under 80 lol
- Oct 18, 2009
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81 degrees put the solar cover on and hoping to get it back up by this afternoon.
