稜線は穏やかな快晴。岩稜帯の凍結に注意を。

The summit of Mt. Kisokoma is experiencing continuous clear skies. The current temperature is 1.7°C, with a wind chill of -2.4°C. There is an 8.1°C temperature difference from the base. Overnight, light clouds are expected, and the temperature will drop to a minimum of -4°C, making the wind chill even lower. Essential layering includes a moisture-wicking base layer, a fleece or light down mid-layer, and a waterproof-breathable shell as an outer layer. Gloves and a warm hat are also necessary.

The ground is mostly exposed rock with no snow cover. However, due to the overnight freeze, wet rocks and shaded areas on the mountain could become icy by early morning, forming ice patches. Extreme caution is advised, especially on the Hachou-zaka slope leading from Senjojiki Cirque and along the rocky ridges of Mt. Hoken-dake. Carrying microspikes or light crampons is recommended.

Winds are generally calm, but gusts can temporarily reach around 9 m/s. The risk of hypothermia should always be considered. While moving, the risk is lower, but during breaks or when stationary, body temperature can drop rapidly. Consistent adjustment of layers is crucial for maintaining body heat. There is no concern for thunderstorms.

Visibility is excellent, exceeding 20km, making travel feasible. However, in 3000-meter class mountains, weather conditions can change abruptly. Always pay attention to your surroundings and avoid overly ambitious undertakings.