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Hey everyone, Has anyone come across the discrepancies in the weather reports from the day Sean went missing? I was looking into it, and it seems like there might have been some unexpected weather patterns around the time he made that mayday call. I’m wondering if this could have thrown him off course or added extra difficulties to his flight. The news reports mentioned some cloud cover and potential turbulence near Port Angeles, but I'm curious if anyone has access to historical weather data or insights about that area. Maybe something could point us in a better direction or help figure out what happened. Any fellow aviation enthusiasts here who can shed some light on how those factors might have influenced Sean's situation that day? Appreciate any thoughts or analysis!
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Hey all, I’ve been diving deep into flight paths and weather reports from the day Sean went missing. I came across some data suggesting low visibility and high wind speeds near Port Angeles around the time he reported the mayday call. It's making me wonder if these conditions might have played a bigger role in the crash. If anyone has insights into how such weather could impact a Cessna 170's ability to stay on course or maintain altitude, I'd love to hear from you! Seems like it’s another part of the puzzle that could help us understand what Sean might have been dealing with up in the air. Thanks!
