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Front awnings will never be fully 100% waterproof as they have to attach somehow to the tent, in condition like you have suggested it's going to happen, saying that I always spray all the zips on any tent I use with a waterproofing spray, it helps them run smoothly and also helps to dispel water from the zip. A tin of spay and some seam sealant should be in any campers kit. Again a quick blast along the seam where you have a leak will fix it nicely. The weather we have had over this weekend is not what family tents are designed for but it all depends on your expectations 
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Gary Cross - The masked camping guru.
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Topic: Leaky awning zip
sadly not the hand I am always dealt. 
