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I recently came across the case of Rhody Launders, and there's something that's been puzzling me about the whole situation. I wonder about the weather conditions at the time and how they might have impacted the journey from the Kenai River to Iliamna Bay. June in Alaska can be unpredictable, and it's possible that bad weather could have played a significant role in whatever happened. I haven't seen much discussion about the storm patterns or weather reports from that time. For anyone familiar with Alaskan waters or who've followed similar cases, how big of a factor are sudden weather changes in situations like these? It seems like it could have been a game-changer, especially considering the debris found and the tragic discovery of the companion's body. Any insights into how authorities typically handle these environmental challenges during search operations?
