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Hey everyone, just wanted to share a thought I've been mulling over about Sarah Han's case. Has anyone looked into the weather conditions that night? I saw a piece mentioning that the tide and currents at Sid Snyder beach can be pretty unpredictable at times. I know the focus has been a lot on the water, but I'm curious if maybe tricky currents played a bigger role in what happened. Anyone know if the Coast Guard reports on those conditions are available to the public? Sometimes understanding nature's potential dangers can give us a clearer picture of what might have occurred. Hope this helps somehow, and I'm open to any insights you all might have!
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Has anyone here ever swum at Sid Snyder beach at night? It's been bothering me how different the conditions might be just a few yards out. I mean, currents can be unpredictable, but at night, that must be even more so. With Sarah Han's case, I keep thinking about whether disorientation played a big part. If anyone has experiences or insights about swimming there, especially with visibility and currents after dark, it’d be interesting to hear your thoughts. Could that area be more dangerous than it appears during the day?
