The rainfky worked to keep the rain from entering the top of the tent but the doors and windows must all e secured shut else a lot If water can cone in and soak your interior. This mean that ventilation is minimal if your in it snd it rains, or should you leave windows on zipped you’ll ruin your trip. The zippers can also be a pain to operate, they do not glide well. I’m going to look for a tent that has some awning to allow for open screens should the weather turn south. Other wise,it is way to set up and down.