It will be outside in cold dry weather but i didn’t know if it is okay to leave it operating taking long exposures all night. its in a safe area where no one of thing can touch it.
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As stated your battery will run down more so in cold weather. Keep in mind you may still get moisture so you may want to consider putting a plastic bag around the camera and letting the edge of the lens stick out.
If camera is constantly on (taking images) in the cold you can figure 1-2 hrs of battery life instead of the typical 4-5 hours on a warmer summer night.
depending on how cold it is, the battery will run out faster. I would try it out and check the battery every hour or so, see how long it will last in that temperature.
I don’t see why not, but the cold may shorten the battery life.