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since i have lived in a tent in all weather for up to six months
at a time... i'll chime in...
the better Tents have a removable outer layer that is 100% rain proof
and during dry weather allows for complete ventilation especially
when beans (a popular camp food) get served along with the potato salad.
The door should zipper a foot off the ground not at ground level
which can let rain in.....
if you have sleep area's designated in cars make sure to bring a roll of soft plastic window screen
and blue painter's tape so you can allow for ventilation to keep out the mosquito's.
The taller tents are one hell of allot easier to dress and undress
if your wanting to change clothes.
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