Outdoor Temp lot

I doubt if anyone has done a real life check (scientific acclumulation of data) but, most of us would agree that if there is an effect it would not be worth noting. The insulation on these critters is great and ventelation is really minimal, ie. the small hole in the bottom and top of the cooker and the minimal loss of heat around the door. Those who live in very cold temps use them outdoors in the winter with no apparent time issues. I've used my 008 and Amerique in 100º temps here in N.Calif and haven't noticed any issues regarding time.

Good luck with your cook.

Don't think it will, it's 800 to 1000 degree insulation. That keeps the heat in and out.

Even if it did, the internal sensor would note the temp not what cause it, so it will just work to keep the temp at what you set it.

Good luck.

Smokin'

Thanks for the quick response

I use my AmeriQue all the time when it is 98*-104* with the humidity always above 70%. It works just fine and have never had a problem. The only way not to cook in that enviorment during the summer in this part of the country is to move!!!

I KNEW there was a reason we moved out here from Baton Rouge..

It get's hot here.. but the himiddity is rather low. Ya just gotta learn to put up with the weirdo's out here.

Same conditions here as tigerfan, except colder in the winter, but I can't tell a difference either way!