Daily Pool Conditions · Central Florida
Today's Verdict · Sep 21, 8:14 am
Storm-Prone Day
Storms may develop. Use only a clear-weather window; when thunder roars, go indoors.
Planning score only — not swimming-safety clearance.
Heat and sun increase chlorine demand — an evening test catches the day's real loss.
Heat and evaporation pull real water out of the pool. Top off if the skimmer looks low.
Wind and rain add debris — clear it now so it doesn't steep in the water overnight.
Tap to check off — your list resets each morning.
Wind stayed light — it cost you nothing today.
Lowest care: Saturday. Most care: Wednesday.
Seven-day pool care outlook · scored nightly from National Weather Service data · View the full forecast
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Every reading combines live National Weather Service data, EPA UV readings, and CFPG's pool-care interpretation into one maintenance-planning score and a short plan.
This is not swimming-safety clearance. Follow official alerts, go indoors when thunder is heard, and test your water before treating it.
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