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So that just brings us back to the weather. The year 2009 brought a new phrase into the English language - remember the "barbecue summer?" It turned out to mean a summer full of soggy showers, gray skies and sandbags around houses, which is not what most people assumed it would mean. But the forecasters did understand how important a part the weather plays in the love of barbecues. It can make planning ahead very tricky, and benefits those who have all the gear ready to deploy at a moment's notice. There are halfway-house options, of course. Having some form of outdoor shelter (a.k.a. massive umbrellas) can stave off the worst effects of the odd downpour on an otherwise dry day.
Another compelling reason to get the barbecue equipment out is that it gives you the perfect excuse to avoid being stuck indoors. Who wants to be slaving over a hot oven when everyone else is splashing about in the paddling pool or chilling with a cool drink on the deck chairs? You could be outside, stuck in front of a smoldering fire, nervously brandishing pokers and being attacked by unguided missiles of fat (and still managing to enjoy it).