We're in Michigan. This is an old pic and we just have charcoal grills now.
by RG_667
31 Comments
RemyWolffe
Yup no matter the weather lol
lscraig1968
yep
brentemon
More or less. I have my limits, but I also have my limits on hot days.
Anything colder than 10 below Celsius I’m waving the white flag. I can certainly tolerate colder, but it just stops being enjoyable at some point. Whereas during mild winter temps grilling outside is very pleasant. It’s quieter, and the smell of charcoal lighting up in the cold air is almost cathartic.
Also count me out for anything hotter than 30 above Celsius. Then you can find me sprawled on my basement floor with the AC cranked eating cold pizza. Which is actually a chunk of our summer, so I actually grill more in the fall, winter and spring than I do in the summer. And thank God for basements.
Thirty_Helens_Agree
Of course!
There was one day where a polar vortex hit while I was grilling and that was the one time where I felt it was too cold. Other than that, I’m out grilling.
Winter_Gate_6433
Absolutely. I’ve shoveled a 14″ wide by 3′ deep path to my grill, in order to fight to get the cover off so I can have a winter steak more times than I can count.
Hewhobreaksthings
As a Canadian, yes. Cheers.
Ok_Lunch16
Sweet Jesus man… I do but I’m in San Diego. Anything below 50 and our entire social structure collapses
WhiteRhino19
Living in Buffalo you have too
chrisj2103
Canadian here, and yep!
Mattjew24
Careful with glass beer bottles. One shattered on me in the cold, being too close to a hot grill
DRG1958
This way your beer stays cold while you grill.
1Donald-Sharron
New England all year long. shovel off the snow, grilling or cooking on the Brownstone the same day….
goosey814
Hell yeah!
_Demo_
Hell yes I do. The only thing that stops me is driving rain or high wind. Otherwise you know where to find me
jpm1188
I grilled shirtless in real feel of -15 this year in Michigan. I grill all year.
TFG4
Colorado here, it’s always grilling season
Edwardsurf
Yes
smallprintsam516
You, sir, are a true master! I salute you.
SlipCricket121
Definitely. If the weather doesn’t blow out the fire it’s grill time.
7ar5un
Cant quit if the flames are lit.
mjohnson414
Of course. Who doesn’t? Related…grilling in the snow is underrated. The beer stays COLD.
DressZealousideal442
Hahaha. Brutal pic. I live in Coastal CA. I have definitely used one of our bbq’s every month this year. Probably every week actually. It’s always bbq season here.
TOGHeinz
Yes, I will absolutely shovel off my deck and light it up regularly in northern winters. The only concession I make is I typically do quicker-grill items like steaks, burgers, etc, and not as many low roasts, as the temps can be a bit funny.
DiveSociety
Yep
Lanky_Marzipan_8316
This!!!! Yes I do.
smontesi
Once a week during winter, twice during summer
andymorphic
365 is canadian winters. no better beer than a naturally chilled one….just as its forming ice crystals.
AuthorMission7733
Grilling in the snow is awesome…pouring rain is another story
Acrobatic-Arrival-17
I find it more relaxing, calm and steady when its snowing just like that. It hits different.
sphynxzyz
The only weather I don’t grill in is a heavy rain.
Cobey1
I sure am! I just bring the grill closer to my porch door hahaha I keep it about 5 feet from the porch door in the winter hahaha
31 Comments
Yup no matter the weather lol
yep
More or less. I have my limits, but I also have my limits on hot days.
Anything colder than 10 below Celsius I’m waving the white flag. I can certainly tolerate colder, but it just stops being enjoyable at some point. Whereas during mild winter temps grilling outside is very pleasant. It’s quieter, and the smell of charcoal lighting up in the cold air is almost cathartic.
Also count me out for anything hotter than 30 above Celsius. Then you can find me sprawled on my basement floor with the AC cranked eating cold pizza. Which is actually a chunk of our summer, so I actually grill more in the fall, winter and spring than I do in the summer. And thank God for basements.
Of course!
There was one day where a polar vortex hit while I was grilling and that was the one time where I felt it was too cold. Other than that, I’m out grilling.
Absolutely. I’ve shoveled a 14″ wide by 3′ deep path to my grill, in order to fight to get the cover off so I can have a winter steak more times than I can count.
As a Canadian, yes. Cheers.
Sweet Jesus man… I do but I’m in San Diego. Anything below 50 and our entire social structure collapses
Living in Buffalo you have too
Canadian here, and yep!
Careful with glass beer bottles. One shattered on me in the cold, being too close to a hot grill
This way your beer stays cold while you grill.
New England all year long. shovel off the snow, grilling or cooking on the Brownstone the same day….
Hell yeah!
Hell yes I do. The only thing that stops me is driving rain or high wind. Otherwise you know where to find me
I grilled shirtless in real feel of -15 this year in Michigan. I grill all year.
Colorado here, it’s always grilling season
Yes
You, sir, are a true master! I salute you.
Definitely. If the weather doesn’t blow out the fire it’s grill time.
Cant quit if the flames are lit.
Of course. Who doesn’t? Related…grilling in the snow is underrated. The beer stays COLD.
Hahaha. Brutal pic. I live in Coastal CA. I have definitely used one of our bbq’s every month this year. Probably every week actually. It’s always bbq season here.
Yes, I will absolutely shovel off my deck and light it up regularly in northern winters. The only concession I make is I typically do quicker-grill items like steaks, burgers, etc, and not as many low roasts, as the temps can be a bit funny.
Yep
This!!!! Yes I do.
Once a week during winter, twice during summer
365 is canadian winters. no better beer than a naturally chilled one….just as its forming ice crystals.
Grilling in the snow is awesome…pouring rain is another story
I find it more relaxing, calm and steady when its snowing just like that. It hits different.
The only weather I don’t grill in is a heavy rain.
I sure am! I just bring the grill closer to my porch door hahaha I keep it about 5 feet from the porch door in the winter hahaha