I started my very first outdoor grow with three White Widow Auto at the tail end of April. By the beginning of May they broke through the top of the soil. They look pretty healthy, they’re a couple inches tall and have 4 little leaves. The problem is that the weather has been shitty this month. I live in Vancouver BC. We usually get pretty sunny weather in May, more rain in June, then sun for the rest of summer. I figured May would be the best month to start. But it’s been mostly rain with a few days of sun. Not quite sure what to do at this point…
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Just ride it out, you are not alone, Iam in NorCal , all my plants are out in ground and guess what ? It snowed last night…
The girls are used to it by now 
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Yeah weather the storm it should start warming up soon. We are in the same boat where I am. May started out nice and warm but now it is colder and rainy but it will warm up soon.
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if your tryin to survive the weather, depending on how big your plants are you could build a makeshift humidity dome and put it over your plants to protect them from the elements.
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Same problem here! Lows kept dropping in the 40s and even 30s. The plants looked great, but I went a head and pulled them inside and put them under a light. Mine are outside, but in containers (5 gallon buckets). Fortunately, I had the space inside. Good luck on the grow!
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Thanks for all your thoughts. I’ll ride it out for now!