利尻山 独立峰の曇天。体感冷涼

The Rishiri summit area is currently cloudy with a feel like temperature of 6.3 degrees Celsius. Light drizzle is expected during the day, keeping the feel like temperature in the single digits throughout. With appropriate gear, ascent is feasible.
The brittle volcanic scree from the 9th station to the summit will be slippery due to the light drizzle and high humidity, requiring careful footing. Exercise particular caution during descent. The ground will be generally wet, and muddy sections are anticipated.
For insulation, wear a quick-drying synthetic or wool base layer, a thin fleece for a mid-layer, and a windproof and waterproof shell jacket as an outer layer. Gloves and a hat are also essential. Full rain gear is mandatory. Crampons or microspikes are not required.
Gusts are expected to reach a maximum of about 10 meters per second, which should not impede movement. However, the sea breeze will make the air feel colder. To mitigate the risk of hypothermia, warm your body with hot beverages during breaks and ensure adequate energy intake with trail food. Visibility is currently good, but consider the possibility of dense fog forming due to sea winds at certain times. Wind will calm down and temperatures will gradually drop from evening onwards. Conclude your activities during daylight hours.