Is it ok to drain my pool and give notice it plain for a while? I live in AZ, climate right very soon is dry (of course)...

I live in AZ, climate right very soon is dry (of course) and about 88 for the big. I haven't drained it since we got it give or take a few 6 years ago and I need to. I don't want to imbue it for a while because we won't use it. Is that ok or does it have to be chock-full? And at what temp can I drain it without it cracking?
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Answers:    Pool industry experts reccommend 85 degree or lower in charge to drain a plaster pool. I'm assuming this is the surface type you have or you wouldn't own mentioned cracking. I have never see or heard of a pool "cave in" due to external pressure, they build pools to withstand the weight of the dust around them regardless of weather or not they have sea in them. I would utter that if you think temperature are going to stay below 85 degrees farenheit you will be protected. There is always an constituent of risk involved with disappearing a pool empty for extended period of time in AZ, because winter temperature can fluxuate so drastically. (I'm in PHX) So if you want to be positively certain, a short time ago leave the pool full and chemically state it year round.
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Depends on how old it is and how the parkland is that surrounds it. Some pools risk a cave surrounded by without the sea to support the walls for a long period of time. My proposal is to drain it and then hold on to a close eye on it.