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The mystery of Peter Carocci and Michael Sweet's disappearance still baffles many of us who follow missing persons cases. I've always been curious about the weather conditions on that day in August 1987. Is there any detailed report or account regarding the sea's state when they went missing? All I've found is mention of possible rough sea conditions, but nothing definitive. Could it be that unforeseen weather changes caught them off guard, or was it something else entirely? If any locals or folks familiar with the area can weigh in on typical sea conditions around that time of year, it might help shed some light on what might've happened to them.
Has anyone else looked into the weather reports from August 15, 1987, in the Narragansett area? I was reading about Peter Carocci and Michael Sweet's disappearance, and it got me thinking about the conditions that day. They were in a 19-foot outboard motorboat, which isn't massive, so even moderately rough seas could have been tricky to navigate. I checked some old reports that suggested there might have been choppy waters, but nothing too definitive. Could it have been a rogue wave situation? The ocean can be so unpredictable, and smaller boats often have a tough time if there's a sudden change. Would love to hear if anyone has more details or theories about what the weather might have been like during their trip. It seems like such a crucial thing to consider in cases like these.