It all depends on what you are doing in the water. For instance if you are just going to wade around your body will not produce a lot of heat and you will cool off way faster then if you were moving around. If you plan on exercising the lowest I'd do it in is 66*f anything below that and you will start facing some serious issues really quickly. If you are just wading around not doing anything I'd say keep it above 72 even though you can go lower you might get uncomfortable.
This isn't taken from a scientific report or anything, but this is just my personal experiences from swimming over the years.
It is too cold to go swimming
The best time to go swimming in the Waimea Bay is when it's warm outside. You don't want to go swimming when it's cold out, you might get sick or very cold.
atlantic
Freezing cold. (Why I never go swimming)
do something go swimming
um no because they will give the cold to others and they will probaly get more sick.
In the dead sea.
The water temperature is lower than your body. It is usually around 80 degrees. This difference makes you cold.
Swimming in an ocean does not clear cold sores.
Because, when you have been swimming, you have been in the water, and water is sometimes cold, so when the cold has entered your body, your body goes cold.
to keep warm since it is cold up in the Artic region. to keep warm they swim since they are use to the cold.
You definitely can go swimming. The question should be, "Should you go swimming if you have a bad cough or running nose?" And no, you should not go swimming unless the water is warm enough, almost hot. - User:Johnnyeg94-IMPROVED ANSWER-(BY SUNLIGHT210)My advice to you is to NOT go swimming with any symptoms of a cold or any sickness. One reason is that you're mucus can get into the water and spread, and because of the infected water, other people can get sick. Another reason is that it will most likely worsen your sickness. Therefore, it is not recommended to go swimming with symptoms of a cold or any other disease.Hope that helps!~Sunlight210