曇天から雨へ移行。午後は濡れと滑りに注意

Current conditions at the summit show cloudy skies, transitioning to light drizzle by noon, and increasing to light rain in the afternoon. The morning offers relatively mild weather, but precipitation probability rises sharply after midday. The base area also remains cloudy, with only a 3°C temperature difference from the summit, indicating a generally warm day.

The effective temperature at 1180m will be around 14-16°C during the day. However, afternoon rain and high humidity will make it feel colder due to wetness. A wicking base layer, a light fleece mid-layer, and a waterproof/breathable rain suit (top and bottom) are essential. The ground is snow-free and will become wet to muddy due to daytime rain. Particular caution is advised in areas like the forest tree runs, where exposed soil will be slippery, and obstacles within the tree runs will become more hazardous when wet.

The risk of strong winds is low, with gusts below 10m/s during the day, posing no significant impediment to movement. Lightning risk is also minimal. However, the risk of hypothermia increases in the afternoon due to prolonged rain and wetness. Avoid strenuous activity if possible, wear appropriate rain gear, and refrain from extended breaks in wet conditions. Considering these factors, morning activities are feasible, but as weather deteriorates in the afternoon, starting and finishing your outdoor plans early is strongly recommended.