Has anyone else looked into the weather conditions on the day Frederick Pilkington went missing? December in Niagara Falls can be pretty unpredictable, and I can't help but wonder if any severe weather played a role in his disappearance. I've read that storms or sudden temperature drops might impact searches or complicate initial investigations. Did anyone come across reports or historical weather data from December 1, 1998, that gives more context? It's possible that if Frederick was despondent, the weather could have affected his decision-making or physical safety that day. Any insight on how weather factors have influenced other missing persons cases might also be helpful.
