Pop up thunderstorms in the southeast and how to protect your FEC100 and still make great Q
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The concrete is dry.
But that's definitely a funny picture.
If I worried about thunderstorms around Oklahoma, I'd have to keep it inside permanently.
The concrete is dry.
But that's definitely a funny picture.
If I worried about thunderstorms around Oklahoma, I'd have to keep it inside permanently.
A couple hours later I couldn't have taken this pic. We got nailed. As an old Tulsan I can understand what you mean. I just worry about protecting the electronics.
Ours set out in the south FL storm season 24/7 and cook around the clock with the FEC cover.Even without rain,at the beach,every night is a wet salt storm.They travel on the back of cook trailers thru every type of foul weather.
Good to know for hurricane season up here in NC
thanx
thanx
Last winter I had a cook to do...Weather was nice but it turned out I was smokin' in a blizzard...Thanks the FEC the food turned out great!