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Does anyone have information about weather conditions on December 5, 1986, around Seneca Lake? I've read a few posts about William Ronald Wobser's disappearance and started wondering if weather could've played a role. If it was particularly foggy or stormy, maybe it contributed to whatever happened. I know you can't rely solely on weather reports from that long ago, but any local knowledge or records might provide some context to his case.
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Hey all, I've been digging into the case of William Ronald Wobser and I've been curious about the weather conditions on December 5, 1986, when he went missing. Does anyone have info on what it was like that day around Seneca Lake? I'm wondering if maybe something about the weather could explain why his boat was found unmanned two days later. Could strong winds or sudden weather changes have played a role? Also, for anyone familiar with the area, how tricky is it to navigate that part of the lake, especially near Newlander's Cove? Just trying to piece together how someone could go missing so suddenly. Any insights would be appreciated!
