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That's going to depend on

-- the surface area of the pool

-- the temperature of the water in the pool

-- the temperature of the air

-- the relative humidity of the air

-- the barometric pressure

-- the period of time you're interested in (evaporation in 30 minutes ? an hour ? a day ?)

-- the winds during that period of time

Open the yellow pages and phone up a business in your area that sells pools and/or pool supplies.

From experience, they'll have the answer for your area of the country, and probably for your city and

your neighborhood.

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