Andrew DEREK UK
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Argh!
OK, on a serious note....from what I can tell, the high temps for the northern capitol cities are gonna be in the upper 60s (in June....might be a little higher in July). So I'm thinking the temps on the water will be 10 degrees cooler....meaning there is not going to be a lot of lounging by the pool soaking up the sun on this cruise. The pools will be too cold....the hot tubs will be packed. We might have to read the navigator and find indoor stuff to do on the 4 sea days.
Thoughts on temps while at sea?
~Mike
Firstly, land temps in Northern Europe are unpredictable, it 'should be' reasonably hot and sunny but you cant depend on that. We could have anything, prepare for that, hope for sun.
Secondly Water temps just it takes a long long time for our sea to warm up, I cant see any sea being comfortable to go in, but I might be wrong, and whilst talking up the Baltic, it is one of the most polluted seas in the world, so you wouldn't swim in it.
On Ship, I have known them to warm the pools up, once they poured quite hot water into them, it was too hot to go in them for a while. I understand they have heating so on a sunny but cold day you can swim in them.
We all know its not the Carribean or the Med, and the focus is the sights, but the pools should be able to be used, the same as Alaska!!!