Smoking in the rain?

[ChazHollywood]

When I smoke in the shower it doesn't seem to ruin the cigar.

Smoking in the shower was a disaster last time I tried. Now I stick to drinking.

Rain doesn't bother me much as long as I keep the rain off the cigar itself.

-Charles

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[SmokeProper]

Smoking in the shower was a disaster last time I tried. Now I stick to drinking.

Lol.

hmmm...I may need to try it one day, with built in ventilation in the bathroom and coming out smelling clean.....there may be more appeal here then I thought...

 

[WkndSmoker]

Nothing better than a rainy night, a covered porch, and a great cigar. Toss in a hammock on said covered porch and life is awesome...yep, that was the scene in my early days of cigar smoking. Both when I lived at home and went off to college had a covered place to smoke a cigar, I never really noticed any difference in the cigar. These days if it is raining, I smoke my cigar in my home office with the windows opened to hear the rain, almost the same effect, but nothing beats sitting outside, covered of course, enjoying a cigar.

 

[njstone]

If I let precipitation stop me from smoking where I currently live, I'd only be able to smoke about 50 days out of the year (seriously). Buy a big umbrella!

Keeping my cigars at 65% (60% for CCs), I seldom find that humidity is a problem, and the humidity here in the spring and summer is 70-85% every day. The only time I have a problem is if it's a cigar that was already too moist, or occasionally on a very large cigar (so that it's been in the humidity for 2 hours now).

Dry air, on the other hand, can be a huge problem. I don't even try to smoke Cameroons in the winter, as I know they'll pop.

 

[Greg]

For some reason, I like like the burn of a cigar in high humidity. The smoke just seems more rich to me.