NO< they can be talkative in any weather, heard them going nuts in snow storms to high winds
BUT weather can cool things off if its a sudden change in things
I don't think there is any think that is 100% in wildlife, what turns some off in one place on same day might make others in another area on say day/weather, go wild
quiet for me, tends to me there henned up, or they just have visual sight of each other, some times weather fronts IMO causes them to roost closer and stick closer together
but again, how many hens to gobblers come into things, variables
a never ending part of hunting LOL
be happy, I have had winds and rain for the past 12+ days, and temps from 30's to mid 50's
up and down like a yo yo, here and calling for another week of wet weather and cool temps??
Glad I don't care much for turkey hunting anymore LOL