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I’ve been looking into Bruce Willow's case, and something that really stands out to me is the weather conditions on February 5, 1991. Does anyone happen to have info on what the weather was like in the Elmira Heights area around that time? I've heard contrasting things—some say there was a clear day, others mention possible snow. I’m wondering if bad weather could have impacted his movements, maybe limiting where he could go or contributing to possible accidents that went unnoticed. It's a long shot, but if anyone has insights or remembers any unusual weather patterns from back then, it might provide some context. Just trying to see if there's something here that's been overlooked!
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Has anyone else looked into the weather on the day Bruce Willow disappeared? I've been going through old archives, and it turns out it was a pretty cold and snowy day in Elmira Heights on February 5, 1991. I can't help but wonder if this impacted any potential search efforts at the time or if it altered his intended plans for that day. Maybe he was unprepared for the weather and something unexpected happened outdoors. Curious if the weather conditions might have delayed the initial search or if anyone has considered that aspect in the investigation. Would love to hear thoughts or insights on this from anyone familiar with missing person cases in harsh weather conditions.
