正午から霧雨。林間ツリーランの足元は泥濘に

This morning brings partly cloudy skies, but weak drizzle will begin around noon and continue into the evening. Summit temperatures will hover around 10 degrees Celsius. However, getting wet from the rain will make the perceived temperature feel even lower. There is approximately a 3.5-degree Celsius difference in temperature between the summit and the base, with colder conditions at higher elevations.

The ground will become wet due to the drizzle, and unpaved sections and exposed soil within the forest tree run areas will become muddy. Visibility will deteriorate from the current 5.2 kilometers, making it easy to lose orientation in open areas like the northeast slope of Mt. Asari. Be sure to wear waterproof rain gear, both top and bottom, and waterproof trekking shoes are essential for your footwear.

Winds will remain mild throughout the day, with gusts on the summit ridge reaching a maximum of about 10 meters per second, which is not strong enough to impede movement. The risk of lightning is also low. However, continuous exposure to drizzle increases the risk of hypothermia. During activity, frequently replenish fluids and nutrition, and take care not to let your body cool down during breaks. A quick-drying base layer, a thin fleece or synthetic insulation mid-layer, and a waterproof-breathable outer layer are recommended.

After sunset, temperatures will drop to around 7 degrees Celsius, and winds will pick up slightly, but precipitation is expected to cease. Nighttime activities are not recommended due to further reduced visibility.