稜線は突風に注意。防風対策を怠るな

Mount Hakusan summit is mostly clear with a perceived temperature of 9.9 degrees Celsius at 7:30 AM. There is about a 10-degree Celsius difference from the base. While temperatures are expected to rise to the mid-14s during the day, gusts exceeding 13 meters per second will significantly lower the perceived temperature on exposed ridges. Wind protection is essential, especially on open ridge lines like Gozen-mine and Oonaji-mine.
Ground conditions remain dry. Although no precipitation is forecast, high humidity means that areas near water bodies such as Midorigaike, or during early morning hours, may be damp underfoot. While the risk of slipping on snow patches is minimal for this time of year, caution is advised on rocky sections and boardwalks.
Travel is feasible, but appropriate warm clothing and rain gear are mandatory. A base layer, a mid-layer such as fleece, and a windproof and waterproof outer shell are essential. For breaks, an additional insulating layer like a thin down jacket is recommended.
Mostly clear skies are expected into the evening, but temperatures will drop to around 10 degrees Celsius. Do not be complacent due to the daytime fair weather. Those planning overnight stays must ensure they have adequate cold weather gear and confirmed mountain hut reservations.