When choosing an outdoor table for extreme weather conditions, durability and resistance to the elements are key. Here are the top materials to consider:

1. Teak Wood: Naturally resistant to water, rot, and insects, teak is a premium choice for harsh climates. Its high oil content protects it from cracking or warping.

2. Powder-Coated Aluminum: Lightweight yet sturdy, aluminum tables with a powder-coated finish resist rust, UV rays, and temperature fluctuations.

3. Polywood (Recycled Plastic): Made from high-density polyethylene, Polywood mimics wood but won’t splinter, fade, or absorb moisture, making it ideal for extreme weather.

4. Stainless Steel: Highly resistant to corrosion, stainless steel tables are perfect for coastal areas with saltwater exposure. Opt for marine-grade steel for added protection.

5. Concrete: While heavy, concrete tables withstand wind, rain, and sun without deteriorating. Sealing them annually enhances longevity.

For the best performance, pair your material choice with proper maintenance, like covers or seasonal treatments, to extend its lifespan in extreme conditions.