pilgrim13 wrote:
Don't have a problem with a coat, but do have a problem with keeping
the smoker stable around 225 deg...

Visit your local Good Will and buy a few old blankets to wrap around your
cooker.

Stop by your local appliance shop and ask for the next big fridge/washer/etc
box they have for a wind shield.

Lastly, use more fuel and cook to a higher temp... it won't cool off below
225°F as fast.
--
-frohe (cooked in -60°F wind chill in Kentucky once. Damned near froze my
ass off but the Q was good)
Life is too short to be in a hurry