We'll probably drop pool level an inch below the skimmer port early tomorrow. Kinda a game with the weather but rain water cheaper than city water. CYA is a little high anyway.
Getting ready for Elsa
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I think we got an inch about an hour ago. Good call.We'll probably drop pool level an inch below the skimmer port early tomorrow. Kinda a game with the weather but rain water cheaper than city water. CYA is a little high anyway.
We'll probably drop pool level an inch below the skimmer port early tomorrow. Kinda a game with the weather but rain water cheaper than city water. CYA is a little high anyway.
Man up here in the panhandle we've gotten 4"+ in the past day or two and it's been raining for over a week. We've had 20+ inches in less than 24 hours a couple of times in the past few years.
7 day forecast has 60% chance of rain every stinking day.
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We got about an inch last night in S. Florida. Overcast now, dont know how much we are expecting now, the west coast is obviously going to get a bunch more. The Cape Coral area is getting hit now.
- Sep 15, 2018
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Doing our final drain. Dumped in a gallon of LC and cleared away potential flying debris. Stay safe everyone!
We're expected to get some heavy rain from the remnants on Thursday. Since I have an overflow drain on my pool, I never both to lower the water level during these type of events.