Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of reports gathered on patrol?

The daily weather log is not considered one of the four primary types of reports gathered on patrol. While documenting weather conditions is important for safety and planning purposes, the main reports focus on specific incidents, patient care, and overall patrol activities.

Incident report forms are used to document specific events that occur during patrol, including rescues, injuries, or any other notable occurrences. Patient report forms are essential for recording information about individuals who require medical assistance, ensuring that vital details are passed on to emergency services if necessary. The patrol captain's report form consolidates the overall activities and observations made by the patrol team, capturing essential data that contributes to the overall effectiveness and review of lifeguard operations.

In contrast, while the daily weather log provides valuable information about environmental conditions, it doesn’t fit into the core reporting framework aimed at addressing immediate lifeguard responsibilities during patrols.