B**dy Rain

[BigM]

Will it ever stop ! for last 2 weeks only done 1 cook,
yeah i know u can cook in the rain but this weather has been too much :S
its Hammering it down here in sheffield and tomorrow its goin to be
17c and sunny ! sods law iam working till 9pm.
Think i need to build a big outdoor shelter.

[JEC]

Bummer it's 28 degrees here with no rain forecast for a week, only downside is my BBQ is thousands of miles away

[bencops]

Tell me about it. It had better sort it out for next weekend we are running a full competition cook practice. It had better be sunny end of may for the start of the season!

are you all competing then in May? I can't wait.

[Eddie]

Sometimes working the weekends when it's poring down has it advantage. Monday & Tuesday off, apparently sunny both days.

Eddie

[BBQFanatic]

Guess what - Bank weekend & rain is forecast!

[Saucy Pig]

Same here, but a venture to B&Q got me a 4m x 5m tarp for about 10 quid which I could cover most of my yard with. Having just received my guru party Q looking to try it under cover with a smoke tomorrow.

[KamadoSimon]

I did question my sanity when I put the pork hand on at half ten on Saturday night with a gale blowing, the rain walloping down & the BBQ standing in half an inch of water!!! But then Sunday's evening meal was worth it

Woke up Sunday morning to see a lake had appeared & that a power line pole had come down in the field across the road from our house - so it was pretty windy here it would seem!

Drought? My a*55 !

[thebarbecuemaster]

in arizona it hardly rains people here actusally get out of the car when it rains in order to get wet,it rained less then 12 days a year usually. when i visit my family in new york state when it rains i wonder what that noise on the roof is-can you believe you can actually forget it in the desert!

[Saucy Pig]

So far this April, some parts of England have had over 15cm of rain..

Cant imagine living somewhere I wouldnt have to wrestle an angry tarpaulin to the ground before I could start cooking

[FlashGordon]

Ah, if only to live in a dessert and not rain drenched England.

I'm lucky enough to have a retractable awning on the side of the house. It was already there when I bought the house and it's been amazing for shielding the rain.