午後は霧雨の朝里岳。湿った林間を歩く

The summit currently reports mostly clear skies at 7:45 AM, with a temperature of 11.5°C and a feels like temperature of 9.4°C. Winds are from the south at 3.2 m/s, with gusts up to 10.2 m/s. Visibility is excellent at over 20 km. The base area is clear at 16°C, a 4.5°C difference from the summit.

Throughout the day, southwesterly winds will prevail, and gusts exceeding 10 m/s are possible on the Mount Asari ridge line. There is no snow cover on the ground. With light drizzle expected in the afternoon, trails will remain damp. While not heavily muddy, wet ground and obstacles such as fallen trees, common in Kiroro's heavy snowfall environment, may become slippery. Particular caution is advised for footing on forest trails.

The feels like temperature will hover around 10°C during the day, but will drop further if you get wet from the afternoon drizzle. A quick-drying long-sleeve base layer, a light fleece or synthetic jacket as a mid-layer, and a waterproof-breathable rain jacket as an outer layer are essential. The risk of lightning is low. Strong winds on the ridge line may affect your balance, but are not severe enough to warrant canceling your activity. Hypothermia risk increases if you get wet in the afternoon drizzle, so promptly wear rain gear and maintain warmth. Crampons or microspikes are not needed.

The drizzle is expected to continue into the afternoon but should clear by around 6 PM, with skies becoming mostly clear overnight. Temperatures will drop to around 8°C at night, so ensure adequate cold weather protection if you plan any nighttime activities.