I find the only weather that effects my smoking is rain. I hate smoking in the rain.
I Don't Smoke in Warm Weather. You?
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Since I live in the desert southwest if I didn't smoke in warm weather, I wouldn't be able to smoke at all.
However, in the heart of summertime when daytime temps are well into the 100's, I usually wait until late in the evening when things have cooled down a bit.
However, in the heart of summertime when daytime temps are well into the 100's, I usually wait until late in the evening when things have cooled down a bit.
I smoke in the summer but keep it to early morning and evenings when the temps are a little cooler.
I smoke more often in warmer weather, but this is chiefly a consequence of being an exclusively outdoor smoker. I have a workspace outside, but inclement weather is still a deterrent. One day, I will have an indoor smoking room, and I would assume at this point my smoking frequency would be relatively even from one season to the next.
I smoke whenever I want to. Always outdoors. About the only time it was too hot was when the temperature got up to about 120. That was a wee bit warm.
I guess I've never given too much thought to the temperature. I'll sit outside in the heat, or wear a heavy winter jacket when it's cold out.
One thing that does prevent me from smoking is rain. We have a pergola over our patio, but I wish we would have paid to have a proper covering installed so I could still sit outside and enjoy a pipe when it's raining. Oh well! I can still smoke inside on those days.
One thing that does prevent me from smoking is rain. We have a pergola over our patio, but I wish we would have paid to have a proper covering installed so I could still sit outside and enjoy a pipe when it's raining. Oh well! I can still smoke inside on those days.
in the warmer months i tend to switch to lighter, virginia forward blends, such as Orlik Golden slice , or Capstan Yellow, also Erinmore is to be consumed during summer months.
In Alabama, if people only smoked when it was cold, there would be no pipe smokers. However, I dop appreciate a cigar in the heat of summer a little more than the pipe. But, I don't stop smoking pipes. That would be crazy, h aha.
Coldest time of day is usually just after sunrise (evaporating condensation chills the air), I'd be getting up early for the morning smoke.
No matter what your local weather is, nothing can be worse than being attacked thousands of mosquitos.
I'd be more comfortable smoking in a hurricane.
No matter what your local weather is, nothing can be worse than being attacked thousands of mosquitos.
I'd be more comfortable smoking in a hurricane.
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The temperature probably affects those who are made to smoke outside by dominant and mean significant other with control issues, more so than those of us free to smoke indoors. But, that is just my guess. 
The temperature probably affects those who are made to smoke outside by dominant and mean significant other with control issues, more so than those of us free to smoke indoors. But, that is just my guess.
It's my choice, she has nothing to do with it, she's not the boss of me!
Did you use a small font to keep her from seeing you post this over your shoulder. Tap three times if you need help. We'll get you out of there if you are in danger.
LOL, yes -- but in jest! Glad it wasn't wasted!Did you use a small font to keep her from seeing you post this over your shoulder. Tap three times if you need help. We'll get you out of there if you are in danger.
It's like the old joke-"I told my wife how it was going to be, because I was King of the castle. When I picked myself off the floor with the knot on my head, I realized she was Queen of the castle and I said Yes Dear".Did you use a small font to keep her from seeing you post this over your shoulder. Tap three times if you need help. We'll get you out of there if you are in danger.
If I lived as a single person, I certainly would smoke more inside. But, as I share the house with my children and wife, I am happy to smoke outside, and I live in a desert. When my children move out, I will make one of the rooms a place to smoke and ventilate it appropriately. Where II live, home prices are outrageous - California - and being that it is a resort destination where I live, homes that have been smoked in can loose hundreds of thousands of dollars of worth.
I wish! It’s hard to come by at timesWere you smoking Ol Shenandoah at the time?