Does cold spring=poor mushroom season

Discussion in 'Pennsylvania' started by fingletang, Apr 19, 2014.

  1. Apr 19, 2014 #1
    fingletang

    fingletang Young Morel

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    I have been hunting morels for several years casually. Does a cold spring equate to a poor mushroom harvest? I know last spring was very warm and those suckers were everywhere.

    What do you experts have to say on this cold weather? What would Al Gore say? Global warming!! Lol
     
    fingletang, Apr 19, 2014
    fingletang, Apr 19, 2014
  3. Apr 20, 2014 #2
    trahn008

    trahn008 Morel Connoisseur

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    Hey watch it...if it wasn't for Al we wouldn't have the internet.LOL

    When the weather is cooler the season tends to be longer which I like
    When the weather is warmer the flushes tend to be on top of each other (Blacks and Blonds) at the same time.

    The weather we don't want come spring is low RH below 60% and winds for long periods of time. Happy Hunting
     
    trahn008, Apr 20, 2014
    trahn008, Apr 20, 2014