Smoking in the rain?

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Get one of those portable canopies if you dont have a deck or an overhang or something to put it under.
 
When I lived at the Oregon coast if I didn't smoke in the rain if only get to smoke a couple days a year! Some smokers do better than others in the rain. The WSM family rocks it in the rain. Just smoked a bone in turkey breast a day ago in a complete down pour. The Mini-WSM rocks in the rain. I put my iGrill in a plastic bag to protect the transmitter. Other than that I did nothing else special. Smoker ran at 350 for the 2.5 hour cook. At the end of the cook I closed down all the vents and let the smoker sit in the rain. Easy peasy!
 
 
two words....DRY WOOD!

It can be done and I have done it many times....but you gotta have dry wood.
Haha, so true! I have struggled with soggy coals bc I left the bag on the ground more than once.
 
I've not had any trouble with rain, but I was using charcoal and wood.  May need to keep a close eye on things, but otherwise not any different than any other time.
 
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