日中は風穏やか。岩稜露出進むも千畳敷カールに硬い残雪の可能性

Mount Kisokoma summit is currently partly cloudy with a temperature of 2 degrees Celsius, feeling like -1 degree Celsius. There is an 8.5-degree Celsius difference from the base. The weather is expected to transition from partly cloudy to mostly sunny during the day, with temperatures rising to 7.3 degrees Celsius by noon. Winds will generally be light, with gusts around 7 meters per second. Even with light winds, the exposed 3000-meter class ridges can feel cold, so a three-layer system is essential: a wicking base layer, a fleece or light down mid-layer, and a waterproof and windproof shell. Adjust layers frequently to manage body temperature.

Snow depth is currently 0 centimeters, and main climbing routes are characterized by exposed rock. However, there is a possibility of hard snow patches remaining in shaded areas or on north-facing slopes within Senjojiki Cirque. Steep sections like Hachochosaka pose a risk of slipping due to wet rock or potential residual snow, requiring careful footing, especially on descent. Carrying light crampons or microspikes is a prudent safety measure. Rain gear is mandatory.

The risk of thunderstorms is low today due to minimal precipitation probability. While strong winds are not anticipated to impede movement, be prepared for sudden wind shifts on the 3000-meter class peaks. Hypothermia risk is low during the day, but temperatures will drop significantly in the evening, reaching below freezing overnight. Adequate insulation is crucial during stops and in the evening. Visibility, currently at 1.2 kilometers, is expected to improve as the weather clears.