澄み渡る青空と石狩湾の眺望。登山は快適

The summit is clear with a temperature of 11℃, and the base area is also clear at 13.8℃. Temperatures are expected to rise further during the day, reaching 16.7℃ at the summit by noon. Winds are light, ensuring comfortable perceived temperatures throughout the day. There is no snow cover and no precipitation is forecast, meaning ground conditions are dry across the entire area. Crampons or microspikes are not necessary. Appropriate layering includes a fast-drying base layer, a light mid-layer, and a windproof shell for protection. Visibility exceeds 20km, promising excellent panoramic views from Sapporo city to Ishikari Bay.

Sapporo Teine's Highland Zone features many steep slopes, and even outside of winter, caution is advised to prevent falls. Exercise particular care on steep descents. While today's comfortable conditions are ideal for enjoying the views, avoid venturing off marked trails and stick to safe routes.

The automated risk assessment has detected a "Rapid Temperature Drop." An 8℃ temperature decrease is expected during the forecast period, with temperatures falling sharply, especially in the evening. Gusts may reach 10 m/s by 3 PM, and winds tend to strengthen further overnight. Do not be misled by the comfortable daytime conditions; carry an extra insulating layer. For activities after sunset, the risk of hypothermia increases due to the rapid temperature drop, so it is crucial to plan your descent to be completed by daylight.