What's your current pool temp?

[sargent]

77 in Tulsa yesterday. Not too bad for an evening swim.

 

[pooladdict]

Mine was 74 on Sunday, now it's 55 lol. Set a personal best for last day of swimming on Sept 29th. Sadly it will be closed this weekend

 

[JVTrain]

Kids were in the pool on Saturday. Brave at 66 degrees. Still hovering there now. I'd like to close but it's been hovering in the mid 60s for weeks. Time to put the winter cover on and help it cool off I think.

 

[smracing]

80 right now. I'll heat the pool and spa for a few more weeks. Then it will be spa only.

 

[Melt In The Sun]

Still 90...just started putting on the solar cover to try and keep it there!

 

[tcat]

Just jumped in, 76, starting to feel cool. Hope to have solar a next season!

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[JVTrain]

59 degree pool temp yesterday. Cold snap here this week so it won't likely get above mid-50s for a high temperature. Closing begins Saturday. Really windy today, so glad I have no trees over the pool and the wood fence keeps most of them out.

 

[Charlie_R]

Pool has dropped to 65. I'm giving it about two weeks before I'll be able to close, given the forecast for my area.

 

[EVChargeGuy]

It was 58 this AM, I will be closing the pool some time this coming week

 

[JVTrain]

51... was going to close this weekend but too busy.

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[zea3]

Not sure, I know its cooled off a little, but I am pretty sure water temp is not 58 degrees in Houston, yet! I think I need a new thermometer! May as well get it when I replace the vacuum head that snapped off today. Oh and the pressure gauge that is stuck on 10ppm. Yeesh!

 

[JonnyB]

Just jumped in, 76, starting to feel cool. Hope to have solar a next season!

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I'm at 85 with a 12mil clear solar cover

 

[kcindc]

I'm at 66. I put my winter mesh safety cover on early because the leaves were killing me, but it appears to have hastened the drop in temperatures. I thought the lack of sun would help drop the temps, but it appears that the ground temps are helping to keep the temps up. I might run the pump all night to see if I can get a bigger drop.

The irony is that I had difficulty getting my pool above 80 this year because of the cool weather.

 

[bobby1017]

Still at 88 deg in the afternoon.

 

[sargent]

76 yesterday, and it was okay for an evening swim. It may have been the last one for the season.

 

[ComputerGuyInNOLA]

We are at 86 this afternoon. We have been keeping the solar cover on and losing about 4 degrees overnight. We will be swimming this afternoon and tomorrow to take advantage of the weather. It won't last much longer!

 

[Charlie_R]

Daily leaf removal etc, and still waiting for the pool to drop into the low 50's.

Weather too cold to heat the pool, but too warm to allow it to drop to where I'm comfortable in closing it.

 

[JVTrain]

Pool closed yesterday... well everything but the cover is on. Got too late in the day. 50 degrees. Hoping to get the cover on tomorrow night so I can stop with the daily leaf chasing.

Main drain valve ended up leaking during close so wouldn't hold air lock. Ended up cutting off the valve and capping the line with an expandable plug. Next spring I'll have to replace the valve. However, I have limited room and may end up replacing everything from the suction side of the pump to all three suction lines... Will be using better than big box store basic valves if so.

 

[bobby1017]

So much for 88 deg water, max today was 78 deg.

 

[tcat]

I'm very impressed with a solar cover. 85 outside; w/o cover I drop 4-5 degrees at night with no recovery during next day (dropped from 75 to 70), 60 at night. Put cover on, warms back to 75 next day, dropped to 74 next morning, then recovers to 75. 80% shade on pool. 75 is cool but swimmable!

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