RedactedNarrative: I received a call around 0928 on 8-17-20 from LT. advising that a boat had overturned the night before and victims had spent the night in the water. After arriving at the scene the victims had been picked up by some fishermen and transported to the marina. I photographed the pontoon and got owners information and went to his residence and spoke with him and his wife.
  
   They advised me that a storm quickly came through and they started driving out of the hollow  they were parked  when 4 to 5 foot waves were crashing their pontoon. They advised that a wind gust then flipped their pontoon completely over from front to back. Their pontoon is  a 30ft enclosed cab SunTracker.  They were not wearing life jackets at time of accident. They advised after the aftermath that they had about a foot of airspace and she located 2 life jackets and they put them on. They advised that they hung onto the pontoons from about 1700 to 0600 until daylight, then climbed upon the boat.
  
   They advised the water temperature was warmer then outside air and was on a cliffline so they could not get to shore so they stayed in the water moving occasionaly to keep blood flow to stay warm. They advised that they went into the water about 1700 and returned to marina about 0800. 
  
  At time I spoke with them they did not have any physical injuries but minor scratches but PASSENGER 1’s body temp was still 2 degrees below normal, she advised and OPERATOR 1’s temperature was normal where he had taken 2 warm showers. They both declined medical attention. I contacted the national weather service also and they advised me a thunderstorm warning was issued for the area between 1630 and 1700 yesterday and wind gust up to 60 mph.