I am happy to have reached 80 so quickly, lol. Maybe it will get to 84 by tomorrow!
What's your current pool temp?
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It's been over 100 for last few weeks, and my pool temp has been pretty consistent. Each morning it's at 82 and by afternoon it's 86. It seems like a 4 degree swing each day is normal.
We have become wimps in AZ, we find that 86 is too cold when sun isn't out. I'm looking forward to night swimming, so can't wait for temp to bump up to 90s.
We have become wimps in AZ, we find that 86 is too cold when sun isn't out. I'm looking forward to night swimming, so can't wait for temp to bump up to 90s.
Yesterday my pool is 83°. As far as I'm concerned that's exactly where I wish it would stay[emoji3][emoji474][emoji474][emoji474]
Funny how different folks' preference is for water temp. 87-88 is perfect for us. Luckily, I like the same temp that Mrspooldv likes. 
clambert1273
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I like my water around 88 and higher, June gloom here in SoCal and finally just creeping into the 80's outside so kicked the heater on today to start warming it up for later this week...
Ours in Central MA, we hit 82 last week, but now back to 76 due to rain.
We still had fun this weekend, it was so muggy, the cool water was refreshing.
We still had fun this weekend, it was so muggy, the cool water was refreshing.
90 Started out the morning at 85. Ran the solar heating over the weekend and unfortunatly our temps aren't dropping enough at night to make a huge difference. Looking for a record tying 117 on Wednesday here, don't see my temps going down much.
Started out the morning at 85. Ran the solar heating over the weekend and unfortunatly our temps aren't dropping enough at night to make a huge difference. Looking for a record tying 117 on Wednesday here, don't see my temps going down much.
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Low 80's and it was AWESOME after yard work this evening. Otherwise I prefer upper 80's.
Finally hit 85 on Sunday, just in time for rain showers yesterday and a drop of 2 degrees. Hoping to hit that 87 to 88 mark in the next few weeks, but never made it that high at all last year.
borjis
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When I checked two days ago, it was 75. �� I didn't even check this morning, my heat came on it my house last night, and it was set at 66. This is depressing for the end of June! I also need to get a new solar cover, or I'll never get to swim!
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85 our house, but the rain continues to make it fluctuate between 80 and 85. When we can swim, 85 is the perfect temperature.
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Back down to 78 overnight. Should be back in low 80s today. Daily cycle right now.
santacruzpool
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We have hit 90° now twice in the past 2 weeks - which is too warm for me...Fortunately it is a simple fix, I just leave the cover open overnight and we lose about 10 degrees...
For night swims 88° feels fine, but during the day anything above that feels like a hot tub to me.
On a sunny day we gain about 5 degrees on average morning to night.
For night swims 88° feels fine, but during the day anything above that feels like a hot tub to me.
On a sunny day we gain about 5 degrees on average morning to night.
65 degress with the solar cover on with a outside temperature of 60. Tried out the heat pump for 3 hours and raised it to 69.