Occams Razor

Sorry for the delay folks, but we now have your Whisper Hill Weather Report!

If you guessed rain to be on the docket for this weekend come and claim your prize! It will mostly be warmer than last time, but the water will still be a factor. Pay very close attention to the skies on Saturday because of threats of thunderstorms, and of course Sunday will be gorgeous!

Friday Night: Overnight low of 49 with a 40% chance of rain, the day itself has a 60% chance so we’ll most likely be arriving to a wet site. Make sure to keep posted on the parking situation if there are any changes. (Also cold and wet is always a recipe for trouble, be warm, be aware!)

Saturday: Temperature wise will be stunning! A high of 72 with the possibility of thunder showers. Just be aware of your surroundings, and enjoy another 60% chance of rain. We’ll be cooling off with an overnight low of 53 and a reduced chance of showers. No thunder showers seen in the evening, hooray!

Sunday: A high of 72, and sunny! Because obviously Whisper Hill hates us and wants us to be wet until we leave. So clean up weather will be very nice as we all relax and cart all of the things back to MC.

My usual warnings of Hypothermia (anytime there is rain and cold it’s there) Dehydration, and ticks (which will be out in force.) It is also black fly season! So bug spray FOREVER BECAUSE IT’S SMART
Also to reiterate, this is rural NH so animals are out and about, please respect them and give them space. They are not here to maul you, or be cuddled; they were here way before we showed up so just respect them 

Except for that Sasquatch dude, open season on that boy…

can't wait to see everyone tomorrow!

Thanks for the update! I, for one, look forward to once again being soaked through and paranoid that Moths may lurk around every corner!

And, as fer Sas-quatch...

I've got my Jack LInks jerky and .50 caliber rounds ready!

I'd like to put some emphasis on a special word... TICKS! We found one when we were in our yard in the middle of the city, they'll likely be even more active in the woods this weekend. Bug spray with deet or picaridin and frequent tick checks are suggested.

Silly humans, being afraid of the rain. It's all part of Mother Earth's cycles and helps clean mud off your fur.

You can keep the .50 can rounds, I don't like guns. But I wouldn't mind some of that Jack Links jerky.

Hunting in the rain and lightning, will make for great sport.

Until the first "Imbue by Lightening" effect. Then we might want take a moment ponder the wise words of Darwin when he said "Survival of the fittest, A***holes, not Strongest!"

I believe copious amounts of Whiskey was involved in that College Discussion.

So… that weather...