Hey everyone, I've been diving deep into the Spike Dennis Winston Jorgenson case, and I found something quite intriguing related to the conditions on Lake Nipigon around the time of his disappearance. In 1973, there were reports of unusually strong winds and abrupt weather changes in late September, which would have made canoeing particularly hazardous. For those familiar with the area around Chief Bay, how common are these swift weather changes? Could the wind conditions have played a bigger role in this tragedy than previously thought? Would love to hear insights from locals or anyone with knowledge of Lake Nipigon's weather patterns back in the day.
