稜線はガスの中。足元は滑りやすい

Currently, Mount Hakusan's summit is partly cloudy with a temperature of 4.7℃, feeling like 1.2℃. There is a significant temperature difference of over 10℃ from the base. While the temperature will rise to 7.9℃ during the day, the probability of precipitation increases to 96% after 3 PM. Although the actual precipitation amount is 0mm, this indicates a humid condition due to fog or mist. Current visibility is poor at 1.7km, suggesting that the ridges will be enveloped in dense fog this afternoon.

For your layering, wear a moisture-wicking base layer, followed by a fleece or light down jacket as a mid-layer. A waterproof and breathable outer shell is essential for the afternoon's humid and cold conditions. The ground is generally wet with muddy sections, and exposed rocky areas will be slippery when wet. Although the snow depth is 0cm, some lingering snow patches might be found in shaded or north-facing areas, so carrying microspikes is advised as a precaution.

Today's main risks on Mount Hakusan are poor visibility on the ridges, especially around Mount Gozenmine and Mount Dainichimine, and slippery underfoot conditions. Avoid risky maneuvers and plan for an early start and a timely return. Temperatures will drop further in the evening, reaching 1.7℃ overnight, but the weather is expected to clear up, becoming fair.