'Shrooming' conditions

[JustBoss348]

I need some insight as to whether or not it's worth the hour drive to this field. Before I start, I'd like to say that I've been using the same field for years, and I know the field produces the right mushrooms. I am also quite confident in being able to distinguish the right mushrooms from the wrong ones.
I usually go a day or two after it rains at the field, but it hasn't rained in five days there. Though, it has been fairly humid (average humidity level 84, max 100) and the temperature, even being in December, has been in the mid 80's with a low in the high 60's (around 68 ). I live in Florida, so we don't really have much of a Winter.
Do you, the great community of Bluelight , think it's worth the hour drive to the field to get some mushrooms? Or are these not the right conditions?

I am fairly new to the forum, so I am sorry if this is not the right place for the post.

 

[oar9fi]

I'd say it's not worth the drive. I have many years of picking experience in FL and once in awhile a few spring up in winter they are rare. I'm surrounded by cow fields here and they're everywhere in the summer. Even a few dry days will kill them off. I do find an oddball maybe once a year in the winter but it's pretty rare. An hour drive for one or two mushrooms that might not even exist is probably not worth it.