正午から雨降り出す 濡れた岩稜に注意

Current conditions on Mt. Akadake summit show clear skies and excellent visibility, but there's a significant temperature difference from the base. While the base is 18.4°C, the summit is 10.1°C with a feel of 8.7°C. The morning will be calm, offering good climbing conditions. However, light rain is expected to begin around noon, with precipitation probability rising from 71% to 100% by evening. This rain is forecasted to continue through the night.

Regarding ground conditions, the rock ridges will be mostly dry in the morning. But with the onset of rain around noon, exposed rock sections will become wet and slippery in the afternoon. Extreme caution is advised, especially on the chained sections of Bunzaburo-one and Jizo-one routes, where the risk of slipping and falling is elevated. Careful foot placement is crucial in these areas.

For layering, given the daytime high of around 11°C with rain, a quick-drying base layer, a thin fleece mid-layer, and a waterproof-breathable rain jacket and pants are essential. During activity, body heat can be lost quickly, and the risk of hypothermia increases with stops or wind exposure. Although wind speeds are generally low, gusts can exceed 7 m/s, making the exposed ridges feel colder. While no thunderstorms are predicted, be vigilant for sudden weather changes common in summer mountains.