I’d start by cataloguing every species you can spot, noting size, cap shape, color, and any distinctive gills or spores. Then, document the exact timing after the storm—how long until they emerge, how long they stay visible. Write a short, crisp paragraph for each type, focusing on one key detail per sentence so the description stays clear and memorable. Finally, compile a quick reference chart that lists species, typical post‑storm window, and any subtle differences you’ve noted. That way, your guide will be as precise and helpful as the fungi themselves.