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Hey everyone, I've been diving into the case of Jonathan Roffler and something's been bugging me. Does anyone have any info on weather conditions at Mount Baker around March 26, 2001? I read somewhere that a sudden snowstorm might've rolled in, which could explain why he never made it back. It's frustrating that there's so little info on this specific aspect. I've looked into historical weather data but can't find anything solid. Wouldn't weather records give rescuers some ideas about potential search areas or gear that could have been left exposed? If anyone finds anything, share it here!
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Hey everyone, I've been following Jonathan Roffler's disappearance for a while now, and something's been on my mind. I know he was an experienced outdoorsman, which makes me wonder about the weather conditions on Mount Baker around March 26, 2001. Does anyone have any historical weather data or insights into how conditions might have been that day? It's puzzling that someone so skilled would disappear without leaving any trace of his gear. Maybe the weather took a sudden turn that he couldn't have anticipated? Any input or resources to check on this would be appreciated. Thanks!