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Council leaders are urging people to keep safe in the water and learn what do in case of an emergency, with temperatures in the county set to reach 30ºC
As temperatures across the region are set to rise, people are being warned not to take a dip in Powys' reservoirs.
Parts of Wales expected to bask in Friday's sunshine, before the weather takes a turn for the worse.
Warwickshire’s Country Parks Rangers, Severn Trent and the Royal Life Saving Society are urging residents to be aware of the dangers of drowning in open water