This is my first year in Virginia, and for sure the forum participation here is pretty lame. I had a honey-hole all to myself up in New York- an abandoned old apple orchard that I could consistently pull sack-loads from most years. I'm in Virginia Beach now, and can't find any historical posts about finds in this area. My in-laws are here nearby in Yorktown, and I'll be doing some scouting up there in a couple weeks. I'm thinking with the cooler March-April here, it will be a late season, but we'll see how the forecast looks in a week or so. The 10 day cast shows lots of rain, and now no more overnights in the 30's, so the mycelium underground will have what it needs to get moving. Keep an eye out for high 60's / low 70's day temps, and overnight mid 50's with mix of rain and breezy sunny days consistently for a week or so, and the fruiting should begin.