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Mesa Pool Season: the Year on One Bar

Last updated: July 15, 2026 · dates · water temp

This is the one-page view of Mesa's pool year: both model windows, the estimated water-temperature curve, and today's live position on the season bar. The detailed checklists live on the opening and closing guides; this page is the calendar you check between them.

J F M A M J J A S O N D today (build date)

off-season opening window swim season closing window

The bar compresses Mesa's whole pool year into one lane rope: gray floats for the off-season, hollow teal for the February 17–March 10 opening window, solid teal for swim weeks, hollow amber for the closing stretch that ends November 28. Wherever the today marker sits, the nearest color change is your next appointment.

The Mesa pool calendar

February 24open by
November 28close by
22980°F+ days
92°Fwater peak

Opening — target February 24

Open by February 24 — a two-week head start on the March 10 crossing keeps startup chemistry small and beats the local service rush.

Full opening guide

Closing — deadline November 28

Hold the cover until November 18, then winterize by November 28, a week ahead of the December 10 freeze normal. Late and cold beats early and warm.

Full closing guide

Where the water sits today

SEASONAL VIEW

Estimated unheated pool water temp (site model, ±5°F). The live estimate loads in your browser from Open-Meteo air temperatures; in a typical year Mesa water runs about 53°F at its winter floor and 92°F at its summer peak.

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Estimated water temperature by month

This is Mesa's typical-year water curve: the same EWMA model as the live widget, run on the 1991–2020 normals instead of this week's weather.

Site-model seasonal water estimates for an unheated in-ground pool near E Mesa — ±5°F, see methodology.
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
53°55°59°66°74°83°91°92°89°80°68°56°

Warmest water typically June–October (peaking near 92°F); heaters and covers shift any month up.

Data: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals via E Mesa (4.4 mi); live outlook by Open-Meteo. Attribution: sources · assumptions: methodology.