I smoke inside even though I live in sunny, single-season California weather. :-)
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Last winter, girlfriend (SOTL) and I ran two electric space heaters on the back deck - one on either side of us. Not great, but as long as there was little wind, it worked pretty well. Looking into an propane patio heater this year - table-top version might be sufficient.
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Another guy in the tropics here. I'll probably put the fire pit where the coffee table is outside, and light up out there. Puts out good heat.
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I switch to mostly petit coronas or try to find a place to smoke inside.
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I smoke a lot less in the cold months of Wisconsin. I have a good friend that I with who is "allowed" to smoke in doors. The local shops with lounges see a lot more of me as well.
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Insulation and anti-freeze :-)
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Exactly, use gloves :-)

Or build a fire :-)
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I guess one of the few benefits of living in Phoenix is that I don't have any problems smoking outside during the winter. It get's chilly, but not that bad.
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Nice work Steve! Going snowmobiling after?:-)
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Sure rub it it Mark! Nice weather and can smoke inside? You are a man with options for sure.
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I don't think a firepit would do much good on my deck in the winter.

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I'm lucky enough to have a heated & ventilated sunroom we use for smoking in the winter. Sadly, I'm primarily a social smoker. Although I am in the market for a flat panel TV for that room. Who knows; after that I might just become one of those anti-social leave me alone smokers.
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Is that more beer cans below all that snow?! :-)
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We had some people over the night before. There was a small amount of snow on the deck. We put the beer out there to keep cold. The next morning what was left was buried.
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Not in Florida unfortunately :-)

That was taken in the winter of 2010 when even the Keys felt the Bite of the Arctic. It was flipping cold in N. Fl. where I am!
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I enjoy the cold, But can't enjoy the smoke as much if I am wrapped up like this. Tried it a few times.. No good for me.. Rather turn the gas heater on in the garage.
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Nice man cave!
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Or two other words....Man up (and smoke inside your house). :-)
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Here's my setup... although this winter's project is a pergola on wheels with a canvas top and 3 plastic sheeting sides... (the wife said its my X-Mas present... that I have to build...)

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Yeah that would be perfect for right about now when it's not too cold and not a whole lot of snow. What temp can it go down to before you are uncomfortable sitting in front of the heater?
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About 35-40, then I move it into the garage with the garage door open...
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