南風と雨。ハイランドの急斜面は滑落注意

The morning begins cloudy, but a strong southerly wind is expected throughout the day, with light rain commencing around noon. Summit temperatures will remain in the 5-degree Celsius range, but wind chill will make the effective temperature consistently around 0 degrees Celsius. There is approximately a 3-degree Celsius difference in temperature between the summit and the base.

With no snow cover and elevated temperatures, the ground is anticipated to be wet, with muddy conditions in some areas. Particularly, the steep slopes of the Highland Zone pose a heightened risk of slipping and falling due to the rain. Exercise extreme caution with your footing and avoid unnecessary risks.

For protection against the cold, ensure you wear a quick-drying base layer, a mid-layer such as fleece for insulation, and a waterproof and breathable outer shell. Waterproof gloves are also essential, and a two-piece rain suit should be carried. Gusts reaching up to 16 m/s are possible at times, requiring vigilance to maintain balance.

While the rain is expected to subside by afternoon and winds will ease in the evening, operating with wet clothing carries a risk of hypothermia. Continuously monitor changes in visibility and temperature throughout your activity, and be prepared to make timely decisions.