Bits of snow coming in through vents

[Ccort]

The wind is starting to blow some flurries in through the upper vents in my coop. This snow/wetness is then able to either fall on my girls or onto their bedding. Is this ok? Quick fix?

 

[lv9777]

I am not a coop expert but moisture and cold seem to be a bad combination. You will need to find a way to cover the vents so snow cannot enter but air can still flow. Not knowing what the coop looks like, I can't give specific recommendations.

 

[nuthatched]

Maybe a curtain hundreds a bit away outside the vent?

 

[Huntmaster]

The wind is starting to blow some flurries in through the upper vents in my coop. This snow/wetness is then able to either fall on my girls or onto their bedding. Is this ok? Quick fix?

Filter material works great to cover vents for the snow blowing and still lets air flow through. I wouldn't want any wetness getting in.

 

[Ccort]

Maybe a curtain hundreds a bit away outside the vent?

Just put a shower curtain liner over it

 

[Ccort]

Filter material works great to cover vents for the snow blowing and still lets air flow through. I wouldn't want any wetness getting in.

I can't go anywhere though. Bad storm here. Trying to use what's handy.

 

[Huntmaster]

Do you have any furnace filters? they would work.

 

[Ccort]

Do you have any furnace filters? they would work.

No

 

[Ccort]

Doesn't seem to be enough to actual wet the bedding.

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Anything really will work. Some old towels/sheets/rag etc. I had an old tshirt I cut up and used my staple gun to secure it over the vent openings.