If it has put a lot of dust into the pool you can clear the water with a floculant available at nearly all pool shops.
If a pool is left empty, it will lift partially out of the ground due to moisture under the pool after a heavy rain.
I would definitely leave the water in the pool in order to avoid the actual pool shell from popping out of the ground due to lack of water pressure. The water in the pool acts as a downward force...you don't want your pool shell to pop out of the ground under any circumstances...and any pool going through a foreclosure is going to need a professional cleaning anyway, so leaving in the water is not a problem at all.
Yes. The pool is closed to due AIDS.
The water will spill out through the skimmer, unless the skimmer it is blocked. Otherwise, it will spill over the top. It should not hurt the pool.
A change in the gene pool due to chance is genetic drift.
We just turn the dial to backwash and let some out!
Due to the rain, the picnic is cancelled.
It's mostly due to the rain that washes them off. They will often stay out in the open in the rain, not in a forested area, and allow the rain to wash them off. They aren't exactly clean though, since they still retain a lot of dirt and dust in their hair, but most of it is rubbed off enough that they don't appear dirty.
it's when it begins to rain. When it sprinkles!
Argon has a complete shell of electrons. Magnetism is usually due to the presence/spin of unpaired electrons and consequently is not present in Argon due to its shell configuration.
Rain rot is a fungus that grows on a horses back due to wet weather, like rain!
They corrode due to acid rain. Smoke from the factories dissolve in rain to form acid rain.