Wet ground a damper for Whistles?

[72camaro]

I've been looking at the long term weather forecast of when I should be in Idaho around Mountain Home, arriving mid day April 3rd and leaving the morning of the 7th and it looks like it could be damp at times, like some rain nearly every day while there starting on the 4th. Please tell me this is not going to make them all stay underground the hole time. Ok, tell the truth but put a silver lining on it if need be.

I do know this far out that many times up here the forecasts are way off. Sometimes they don't even get the next day right.

[broper]

Yeah, it seems that the weather forcasters aren't very accurate most of the time. If it rains pretty good it will keep them down, the wind seems to affect them too. The best days are clear sunny days, not to hot. If we have a good rain it will probably put the 'chucks down too. Best way to predict the weather is to just wait and see what happens.

[72camaro]

About same as here. They are wrong so often it is best to step outside and do your own weather report. I didn't know wind affected them too. Last time we were there it was super windy and hardly any Whistle Pigs.