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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's not the rule that is causing the annoyance but the overabundance of thunderstorms this year. Every single freaking day. It is too much. [/quote] It’s not uncommon to have late afternoon storms - tho I agree they seem more severe… but at our pool people are bothered by the automatic system which is more strict - sometimes going off when there’s no visible clouds or audible thunder, because it detected lightening 10 miles away. Personally, I understand how lightening works and that it can move quickly, but I understand people’s frustration that a quick moving storm that went north of the district could shut down the pool for an extended period of time even tho it’s leaving quickly and did not have lightening near our pool… under the lifeguard system we would be unaffected. I’m also amazed that people are frustrated by the new requirement that we leave the whole pool area not just got out of the area. I understand it, I’m curious about what other pools do. [/quote]
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