What is your ideal outdoor smoking temperature?

JZ

I really enjoy the cool crisp night air typically in the low 50's. The weather in Atlanta right now is ideal and a good excuse for firing up a few sticks.

clearlysuspect

Temperature usually doesn't bother me. I know I can't enjoy a cigar while I'm sweating my ass off. So really hot weather is out of the question for me. Lately here in MD, it's been 65-80 degrees and I've been loving my patio and my cigars. But I'll also gladly sit in the snow, bundled up in my wool coat with a heated blanket on my lap and enjoy a fine smoke too.

j0z3r

About 75 degrees, sunny with a light breeze, emphasis on light.

Hays

j0z3r:

About 75 degrees, sunny with a light breeze, emphasis on light.

Perfection...though I'd adjust that to anywhere between 65-75 degrees..

YankeeMan

PuroFreak

For me the perfect temp for smoking is 70-75 so I can still sit outside in shorts and a t-shirt. I'm not a fan of cold weather AT ALL. If it would get up to around 85 during the day, then cool off to the low-mid 60's at night all year around I would be thrilled.

Krieg

I like the weather around 60-70, but I ain't freezing my ass off again smoking a cigar when it's freaking 20 degrees outside. Sure glad there is a cigar bar in town.

Thewelder

60-80. Yeah its a huge range but when its been 90+ during the day 80 can feel real nice. So just whatever feels good during the evening.

kuzi16

Lasabar

I like a cooler evening... Maybe 60-70* and I really just like to be a bit nippy compared to whatever temp it was during the day

BTJR99

I'm in North Jersey and I like the temp at night right now, it's 55-65. In the summer it's too hot and humid and the mosquitos make it impossible to sit outside.

phobicsquirrel

I hate smoking in hot weather and I hate it in freezing weather, so anytime inbetween, though if it's windy I ain't smoking outside.

tshaw

Fall weather with some jeans on and a hoodie listening to the leaves blow and checking out all the colors with a nice beer or glass of 18 year whiskey in hand. perfection. when winter comes and it gets REALLY cold, I start breaking out the pipes more then the cigars.

jsnake

Fall weather with jeans and a hoodie does it for me. Perfect! I love this time of year. So easy to light up and relax.

clearlysuspect

I have a queen size electric blanket and plenty of outlets on my patio. My cigars and I are ready for winter!

Matt Marvel

SgtRick

Anything under 120.

JZ

Last year I froze trying to get a stick in, this winter I'm hitting the cigar bar!

Krieg

JZ:

Last year I froze trying to get a stick in, this winter I'm hitting the cigar bar!

ill have to 2nd that.

Garen B

Anything above 50ish degrees, then my hands start getting a bit cold. Heh, listen to the guy in Socal bitching about being cold...

Thewelder

So my response has changed from four or so months ago. Right now it is 36 degrees and I'm outside enjoying my first stogie of the year. Well first one outside, currently just in pants and a hoodie. God dam this feels good and is currently my ideal temp

pnaylon

Night time during summer in New Orleans is just about perfect, 75-85 and a little humid. The smell of the humidity and the oak trees in the air pair great with a cigar. I cant stand smoking in the cold. _

urbino

Interesting thread. I'd say 80-ish. But I'm happy in a wide variety of temps. The weather factors that really throw off my smoke are wind and humidity.

fla-gypsy

SgtRick:

Anything under 120.

+1

Alex Williams

fla-gypsy:

SgtRick:

Anything under 120.

+1

+2!

kaspera79

urbino:

Interesting thread. I'd say 80-ish. But I'm happy in a wide variety of temps. The weather factors that really throw off my smoke are wind and humidity.

Hot summer nights.. For me, are better than cool fall nights. 80 is a good start, but I don't mind sweaty 90s either. As long as there are no mosquitos. Hate those little fvckers.

urbino

kaspera79:

urbino:

Interesting thread. I'd say 80-ish. But I'm happy in a wide variety of temps. The weather factors that really throw off my smoke are wind and humidity.

Hot summer nights.. For me, are better than cool fall nights. 80 is a good start, but I don't mind sweaty 90s either. As long as there are no mosquitos. Hate those little fvckers.

"Hot summer nights" and "those little fvckers" are a package deal, around here, kas. Soupy humidity comes with it -- no extra charge.

Bad Andy

Whatever temperature makes me want a refreshing alcoholic beverage...and as long as I'm not sweating or freezing my ass off too bad.

taddow

Well said kuzi, I agree with this though I don't mind a few snow flurries I'm not trying to smoke in a blizzard though.

lilwing88

I tend to smoke less during the hot months (July/August/September), unless I'm golfing. As soon as Fall rolls around, I'm a fiend for a walk in the park and a cigar. Upper 50s, low 60s with a nice breeze.

havanaal

Sitting around: 75-80 degrees Walking, the cooler the better (within reason of course) 35 and bright sun out in the woods with the dog--great.