You'll be looking for relief from the heat this summer if the Farmer's Almanac is correct with its long-range forecast. They say the summer of 2022 will be “sizzling” hot in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Their long-term summer forecast calls for brutally warm weather, especially in July. There's no better way to beat the heat than by slathering on the sunscreen and taking a dip in a pool. Opening day for several area pools is right around the corner. Find out when you'll be able to swim in southeast Minnesota pools below.
You'll be looking for relief from the heat this summer if the Farmer's Almanac is correct with its long-range forecast. They say the summer of 2022 will be “sizzling” hot in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Their long-term summer forecast calls for brutally warm weather, especially in July. There's no better way to beat the heat than by slathering on the sunscreen and taking a dip in a pool. Opening day for several area pools is right around the corner. Find out when you'll be able to swim in southeast Minnesota pools below.
You'll be looking for relief from the heat this summer if the Farmer's Almanac is correct with its long-range forecast. They say the summer of 2022 will be “sizzling” hot in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Their long-term summer forecast calls for brutally warm weather, especially in July. There's no better way to beat the heat than by slathering on the sunscreen and taking a dip in a pool. Opening day for several area pools is right around the corner. Find out when you'll be able to swim in southeast Minnesota pools below.
Citing Safety Concerns The City of Rochester Closes City Pools
Silver Lake s Pool was scheduled to open for the summer this week, but the city s other pool located at Soldier s Field has been open and has seen a huge spike in attendance this year because of the combination of free admission and record heat.
Yesterday, the Soldier s Field Pool announced a capacity limit of 300 in an effort to control unruly guests but that policy quickly changed. Citing safety concerns, the City of Rochester Parks & Recreation Department just announced the two city pools will be temporarily closed, effective immediately.
A press release sent from the city says the pools will remain closed while city teammates work with community partners to address safety concerns that have arisen over the past few days.