With colder weather coming soon, what effect does weather play on smoking cigars outside? I usually smoke outside till about mid November.:-)
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It makes your mittens smell like smoke. :-)
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:-):-):-)
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I just move the heater into the garage.
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I close the front door. :-)
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I wish i lived in a warmer state.
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It is likely that you will have more expansion in the cold air than in the warm, so draw a little slower so that you don't crack the wrapper.
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pipe season
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Fire up the propane heater. :-)
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:-)

I crank up the heat in my house, I am quite comfortable smoking there.
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I go to my local B&M shop they have a lounge. But, that is when I'm home on my time off. When I'm at work in the Middle East a hoodie is all that's needed. I will smoke shorter fatter cigars so they stay lit better. Robusto's and Toro's work best for me during the winter season.
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It sucks!!
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When its too cold to smoke outdoors, I just go into my home office to fire up.:-)
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When it is too cold outside I send my wife to the humidor and she gets to pick what gets smoked inside. For some reason I prefer figurados in the cold. Weird I know but i have noticed as it gets colder most of my smoked cigars are either Beli's or Torps.
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I usually wear a sweatshirt when I smoke outside in the winter. Sometimes a jacket, should the temperature drop into the 40s. I get chills just thinking about it.

Any colder than that, it's time to go visit a cigar friendly casino. :-)
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+1 :-)

Also, can just come to the shop, we are open M-S 10am-10pm :-)
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Reminds me to renew my American Legion dues. And to check to make sure they still allow cigars in the lounge.
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Sit on my lanai. It's not cold where I live :-)
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I sat out on the patio last night, about 50º. Should've had a fire but the wood was wet.
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Is noboby else going to comment on this one?:-)
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