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Has anyone considered the weather conditions on the day James MacDonald disappeared? I've been reading about aviation incidents, and weather often plays a big role, especially in remote northern areas. If it was snowing heavily or if there were sudden weather changes, it might have been incredibly difficult for him to navigate or safely land if something went wrong. While there's no record of him sending any distress signals, could the weather have caused communication issues? I'd be curious to know if there are any recorded weather reports or eyewitness accounts from December 1971. It seems like an angle that might have been explored, but not much has come up in discussions here. What do others think about this possibility?
