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Tricks to holding temp on windy night?
The last few overnight cooks have been on windy nights with fronts coming through...
I find that the temps spike from the wind, then fall when the winds die down for a few hours, causing the temps to dip in the egg (of course this is at 3am)...
Any suggestions for consistency?
thanks!!
I find that the temps spike from the wind, then fall when the winds die down for a few hours, causing the temps to dip in the egg (of course this is at 3am)...
Any suggestions for consistency?
thanks!!
Comments
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Turn your egg so the vent is away from the wind and/or make a wind break.Never eat anything passed through a window unless you're a seagull ... BGE Lg.
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As Squeezy said. The only way the wind can have an inpact on your temps is if the wind is blowing right into the lower vent.
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