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Hey everyone, I'm really curious if anyone's looked into the weather conditions on Mount Lemmon around the time Donald Kenneth Shelenberger went missing? I was thinking that if there was any unusual weather that day, like a sudden storm or a drop in temperature, it could have played a role in what happened to him. Sometimes the weather can change quickly in the mountains, and I wonder if that was the case. Any locals or weather enthusiasts around who might have some insight or resources where we could find historical weather data for July 3, 1994? Thanks!
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Hey everyone, I’ve been diving deep into the Donald Kenneth Shelenberger case, and something is really bugging me. I found a tiny detail about the weather on Mount Lemmon the day he went hiking. According to some archived weather reports, there was an unexpected storm that hit early afternoon on July 3, 1994. I can’t help but wonder how prepared Donald and his friend were for a sudden change in weather conditions. Did they have the proper gear or experience for dealing with sudden weather shifts? I know Mount Lemmon can be pretty unpredictable due to its elevation and varied terrain. It would be interesting to find out if there were any emergency calls or reports that day related to hikers being stuck or caught in bad weather. Could the storm have played a crucial role in whatever happened to Donald? Maybe someone local or familiar with Mount Lemmon has insights or remembers that stormy day. It just feels like this could be a piece of the puzzle we’re all trying to solve. Stay safe out there, everyone, and let’s keep looking for answers. - Curious04
