Sopot Swimmers Mark Valentine’s with Baltic Sea Plunge (Full Transcript)

Winter swimmers in Sopot, Poland, celebrated love with a heart-themed dip in the Baltic Sea, where temperatures hovered just under 35°F.
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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Would you jump into a frozen sea to celebrate love? These winter swimmers took the plunge. Locals joined Sopot's Winter Swimming Club for a dip at the Baltic coast in Poland the day after Valentine's Day. Adorned in red, pink, and heart-shaped decor, swimmers went into the icy waters, its temperature just under 35 degrees Fahrenheit for the holiday. Winter swimming is a popular pastime in the city, with the season running from mid-October to mid-April.

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In Sopot, Poland, locals celebrated love by joining the city’s Winter Swimming Club for a post–Valentine’s Day plunge into the Baltic Sea. Wearing red, pink, and heart-themed decorations, swimmers entered icy water just under 35°F. Winter swimming is a popular local activity, with the season typically running from mid-October through mid-April.
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Sopot Winter Swimmers Celebrate Love with Icy Baltic Dip
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  • Locals in Sopot marked the day after Valentine’s Day with a themed winter swim.
  • Participants wore red, pink, and heart-shaped decor to celebrate love.
  • The Baltic Sea water temperature was just under 35°F during the dip.
  • Winter swimming is a popular pastime in Sopot.
  • The winter swimming season in the city runs from mid-October to mid-April.
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Positive: The tone is upbeat and celebratory, highlighting community participation and a festive Valentine-themed tradition despite the harsh cold.
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