Something weird is happening in console on my mac

Just ignore the macOS system logs as they are next to useless for troubleshooting issues these days. You will drive yourself crazy trying to make any sense from all the clutter in those logs. Most of the information is meaningless to anyone but the developer of that software (even then I'm not sure it is useful).

If you are having a specific issue with your WiFi, then see this Apple article:

If your Mac isn't connecting to the internet over Wi-Fi - Apple Support

Otherwise actually tell us the problem and symptoms so someone may offer some suggestions. We would need to know the exact model of the Mac and version of macOS. You can get this information by clicking the Apple menu and selecting "About This Mac". Even better, to look for possible software issues run EtreCheck and give it "Full Disk Access so the report includes more details which may provide more clues (it will give us this information & more). Post the report here using the "Additional Text" icon which looks like a piece of paper.

Jake_jr wrote:

It first started back on Tuesday where when I checked the console app on mac there were two Wifi.logs. The new Wifi log is called Wifi.7.05.6:34.log. I tried to look online for answers however I found none explaining this weird occurrence. I then deleted that file as I don't know what to do with it. It didn't pop up on Wednesday but it did on Thursday as Wifi.7.07.5:13.log. Yesterday it was surprisingly gone, however there was 2 more logs which were Wifi.7.08.5:11.log and Wifi.7.08.6:07.log. I deleted the Wifi.7.08.5:11.log but the Wifi.7.08.6:07.log didn't disappear today. So today I decided to shutdown my computer. After I opened my computer the log was gone. However today on 2 pm a new log popped up called Wifi.7.09.2:33.log. I looked at each of the logs at 2:33 and found these message events.

Here is what happened during 2:33 on the main Wifi log

<Wifi.log.log>

Here's what happened during 2:33 on the other log

<Wifi.7.09.2:33.log.log>

Has anyone encountered the same weird occurrence, does anyone have any explanation for it? Please help me I'm really lost and confused.

This seems normal.

Unless you have some associated issue I would ignore it and let the macOS do what it does.

Stay out of console.app if it bugs you.

Jake_jr wrote:

I don't think they are really duplicates, they have different sorta messages that happened or occurred, you can take a look at both files to see that they are quite different.

Bad choice of words on my part. ignore it. read multiple. ignore it.

Jake_jr wrote:

Wait isn't there suppose to be only one Wifi.log in console I thought?

No. ignore it. You do not have an issue.

Jake_jr wrote:

So it's just a normal occurrence, thanks for the help

Yes.

From your Finder you can see all kinds of "duplicates" the macOS generates and will take of it...this is not an issue.

Finder>Go>Go to Folders copy and paste:

/private/var/log

unless you are a macOS Reliability/ DevOps enginneer I would not waste anytime trying to sort out the macOS behind the scenes.

macOS may have multiple logs of a similar type plus macOS seems to have no rhyme or reason to how many types of a single log type are stored or when they are deleted. I've seen log files with a single line entry, while other logs may include months of entries. Apple has destroyed the useful nature of the system logs many years ago. Nothing seems out of the ordinary.

Just use your Mac normally and only worry about your apps & data. If you have a problem, then see my earlier post on ways of gathering information for posting here on the forums.