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Hello everyone,
I've been reading up on the Nannie D case and something's been puzzling me about the weather conditions during their trip. From what I gathered, the waters around Seward can be unpredictable and pretty hostile to smaller vessels like theirs. Has anyone come across any weather reports or maritime forecasts from the day they set sail? I mean, maybe it's just my gut feeling, but could bad weather have knocked them off course or caused some accident? It's wild how nature can play such a huge role in these disappearances. Any insight or links to resources would be greatly appreciated. Stay safe out there! ?
- [UsernameNotFound22]
I came across this case about three people missing on the "Nannie D" during its journey from Seward, AK to Three Hole Bay, and I'm curious if anyone has any information on the weather conditions that day. I've read conflicting reports. Some say the waters were calm, while others mention a sudden storm. It's strange because knowing the conditions could potentially shed light on what may have happened. Were these experienced mariners? Did they check the weather before setting out? Any insights would be helpful. Thanks!