Weather permitting, a water search for Brittany Tee, the missing Brookfield, Massachusetts woman, would be conducted Tuesday, according to state police.
Tee, 35, has not been seen since January 10. Tuesday will be two weeks since she last saw each other.
Authorities on Saturday organized a large search for Tee that spanned more than 250 acres. The operation took place in a large wooded area near his home and along Route 9 and Route 148.
Several agencies were involved in the search, including state police, Worcester and Holden police, Central Massachusetts and Berkshire Mountain Search and Rescue, and trained civilian units.
In a tweet following 5 p.m. Saturday, state police said the search for the day was over, with no finding of Tee or any evidence of his whereregardings.
Authorities are investigating whether Tee may be beyond the 3-mile radius they’ve been looking for.
Investigators released several new photos of Tee on Thursday. Three of the new images were taken from surveillance footage on January 6, just days before she was last seen around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday walking away from the house where she was staying on Main Street toward Lewis Field.
Tee is described as being approximately 5-foot-6 with brown hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing a black winter coat, a hoodie, jeans, and work boots.
