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Some people like to have their pool opened around June 1, sometimes the weather will allow you to, to open a pool means your going to be working with cold water most of the day, some years the weather is warm before June 1, and like this year it has been a little cold. Also people will like to close their pool around Labor Day. If it has been raining or cold why bother to open it wait until the weather man says warm weather is on the way then I would open the pool. Everyone has there own idea, of when they want to be able to go in the pool.

AnswerWhen the weather turns warm get it going!

If you have a mesh safety cover on the pool sooner is better. The longer you wait the greener your pool will be.

If you have a solid cover that blocks all the sun and rain then you can delay till it is warm out but once the air temperatures reach 80 degrees you really need to get the pool started in order to avoid a mess.

Hey don't worry about the weather, when it warms up get the pool open and enjoy the clear blue waters!

Enjoy your pool!

The Guru of Pools at Discount Pool Warehouse.com

AnswerWatch out for mosquitos! They LOVE standing water. So take that into consideration when opening your pool.
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Not sure on what you are asking, but I like taking chances and will take a wild guess that you mean "At what temperature should your pool be to swim in?"

If so, then here is the answer, or at least my opinion:

You should uncover your pool (if you cover it for winter) as soon as spring begins so it can warm up. The ideal pool temperature would be around 78 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

Note: This answer is based on personal preference, opinion, and experience. It may not be scientifically accurate, but it is from my best knowledge. Please feel free to add your "improvements" below this answer.

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weather that is sunny or hot. 85 degrees and higher and dont swim when its thundering either.

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Anything below 70 can potentially cause hypothermia.

75-80ish sounds good to me, though it also depends on the air temperature, wind-chill effect, etc.

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