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I came across a really interesting tidbit about the missing Cessna 180 flight (N3424Y). I noticed how tough the terrain is around the Rainy Pass area, especially with the unpredictable weather patterns that time of year. Has anyone looked into the historical weather data on that day? I've read that sudden weather changes can create a lot of chaos, even for experienced pilots. Just wondering if there's any detailed weather report from that specific day that might give more insight into what Kenneth, Robert, Larry, and William were potentially facing. Any meteorology enthusiasts out there?
Has anyone looked into the weather conditions around Rainy Pass at the time of the Cessna 180's flight? I've read that the area can be pretty treacherous when it's stormy or visibility is low. I'm wondering if this could have played a significant role in the disappearance of Kenneth, Robert, Larry, and William. It's such a rugged stretch of terrain that even experienced pilots might struggle with sudden weather changes. Does anyone have more info on how the weather was that day? It's a long shot, but could give us some insight into what might have happened.