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Bremerton Pool Season: the Year on One Bar

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

Bremerton's whole pool calendar, condensed: when the water warms, when it cools, and where today falls between those edges. Use the opening guide and closing guide for the step-by-step work; keep this page for the dates.

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

off-season opening window swim season closing window

Each dot on the bar is one week of Bremerton's typical year, colored by what the model says that week is for: gray weeks are off-season, hollow teal marks the opening window (May 29–June 19), solid teal is swim season, and hollow amber is the closing window ending September 28. The black marker is today — its position against the colors is the entire executive summary.

The Bremerton pool calendar

June 5open by
September 28close by
080°F+ days
67°Fwater peak

Opening — target June 5

Target June 5; the practical window runs May 29–June 19, and the 7-day mean crosses the 61°F threshold around June 19. Cold-water starts are the cheap ones.

Full opening guide

Closing — deadline September 28

Hold the cover until September 18, then winterize by September 28, a week ahead of the November 14 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 Bremerton water runs about 40°F at its winter floor and 67°F at its summer peak.

40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 58 open 65 algae

Estimated water temperature by month

Monthly averages of the site's water model run on Bremerton's own normals — the shape of a typical year, not a forecast. The widget above shows where the current year actually sits.

Site-model seasonal water estimates for an unheated in-ground pool near Bremerton — ±5°F, see methodology.
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
40°42°44°48°53°59°63°67°64°57°48°42°

The curve peaks near 67°F — comfortable-water months here usually involve a heater or a solar cover.

Data: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals via Bremerton (2.2 mi); live outlook by Open-Meteo. Attribution: sources · assumptions: methodology.