Rain, Rain, Go AWAY....

WhackMaster719

Don't ya'll like my catchy subjects? Anyways, was going to do ribs on Saturday, but it is supposed to rain all day! As "cookn biker" pointed out, you can grill in the rain, which is fine with me, but do I need to do anything to cover the very top of the egg where the vent is?

Unknown

Get a "rain hat" at your local hardware store.

Bordello

http://www.eggheadforum.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=836246&catid=1

Cheers,
Bordello

Boilermaker Ben

The top vent openings are so small when holding 250, that I wouldn't bother, since I don't already have a rain cap. But if I had one, no reason not to use it.

Unknown

Something similar to this will work.

fishlessman

really heavey downpours ive just balanced a fire brick over the daisy. ive also wrapped a foil tent on the daisy using the bail handle vertically on the daisy. i did buy a roof vent but have never used it, mostly seems to rain at camp and the cap is at home

Hungry in Lilburn

I use a pop up temporary shelter. With all the rain we have had in Georgia lately it fairly much stays up all the time though. I will cook tomorrow under it. Mine cost $80 at ****'s Sporting Goods. They have cheper ones. Well worth it. I moved it and the Egg of course to the deck since this picture was taken.

Cpt'n Cook

I know this looks like crap but it works well

WhackMaster719

Nice, is that just a coffee can? Also, AWESOME frick'n handle!

Cpt'n Cook

Thanks, yes, that is a two pound coffee can.