山頂は霧雨で濡れる。防寒と雨具は必須。

As of 7 AM, the Kiroro Resort summit is cloudy with a temperature of 13.2°C, feeling like 13.6°C. While the base is clear, conditions change significantly with elevation. Throughout the day, light drizzle to occasional showers are forecast, with temperatures gradually dropping from around 17°C to the mid-14°C range in the afternoon. Winds will remain mostly light, but the rain will make it feel cooler.

Due to continuous precipitation, ground conditions will be wet. Especially in forest zones like the Lin-kan Tree Run, rainwater may accumulate, leading to muddy sections. Be cautious of slippery roots and rocks. Perceived temperatures will range from 14°C to 17°C during the day, but prolonged exposure to rain can rapidly lower body temperature. It is essential to wear a moisture-wicking long-sleeve base layer, a thin fleece mid-layer, and waterproof-breathable rain gear (jacket and pants). Carry an extra insulating layer.

The automatic risk assessment indicates a "9°C temperature drop" within the forecast period. This will be most noticeable from late afternoon into the evening, increasing the risk of hypothermia if activities extend late. The risk of lightning is low, and strong winds are not expected, with maximum wind speeds of 1.15 m/s. However, vigilance against hypothermia due to rain exposure is crucial. Plan for an early start and finish to your activities.

Rain is expected to cease overnight, with some clear periods, but temperatures will drop significantly, reaching as low as 8°C by early tomorrow morning. Daytime activities are feasible, but thorough rain and cold weather preparation is necessary, and be ready for sudden weather changes.