It depends. Last year it was mid 80s when we went the week before Thanksgiving. During the day it was definitely hot enough to swim in a pool, but after the sun went down it quickly got cooler, so you'd only have a short few hours of pool time. I'm headed down there in less than a week so I'm keeping my eyes on the forecast, but it seems like temps will be in the low 80s to high/mid 70s. Not sure if that's comfy enough.Is swimming at the hotel a possibility in mid November? Should I nix considering the pool area as I decide where we're going to stay?
I think it depends on where the OP is from. We've seen families in the hotel pool pretty late at night when we thought it was too cold to swim or even be in the hot tub. Turns out those families were from northern Canada or the northern midwest -- so they thought our "chilly" weather was perfect for nighttime swimming!It depends... but it seems like temps will be in the low 80s to high/mid 70s. Not sure if that's comfy enough.
Hahah, yeah, true. I live in the PNW so I'm used to colder weather. I'm from California, though, so I'm not a fan of swimming in cold weather even though I prefer cold weather.I think it depends on where the OP is from. We've seen families in the hotel pool pretty late at night when we thought it was too cold to swim or even be in the hot tub. Turns out those families were from northern Canada or the northern midwest -- so they thought our "chilly" weather was perfect for nighttime swimming!
Is swimming at the hotel a possibility in mid November? Should I nix considering the pool area as I decide where we're going to stay?
I think it depends on where the OP is from. We've seen families in the hotel pool pretty late at night when we thought it was too cold to swim or even be in the hot tub. Turns out those families were from northern Canada or the northern midwest -- so they thought our "chilly" weather was perfect for nighttime swimming!