霧雨に包まれ視界不良。足元は泥濘。

Mount Miyanoura is currently experiencing light rain with a summit temperature of 8.8°C, feeling like 7.7°C. Humidity is 97% and visibility stands at 1.2km. Light rain is expected to continue through the afternoon, with a 100% chance of precipitation until evening. Daytime temperatures will hover around 10°C. Trails will remain wet and muddy throughout the day, particularly around areas like Hananoego Wetland where deep mud is anticipated. Exposed rock sections will be slippery.

As this is an exceptionally rainy region, be constantly aware of sudden increases in river levels. The 1.2km visibility significantly elevates the risk of getting lost in dense fog, particularly on exposed ridge routes where disorientation can occur quickly. Continuously verify your position with a map, compass, and GPS, exercising extreme caution with route finding.

The risk of hypothermia is present despite temperatures around 10°C, as the constant drizzle and high humidity can rapidly chill the body when wet. Full waterproof rain gear (jacket and pants) is essential. Carry spare warm layers, gloves, and a hat to prevent getting wet and cold. For layering, choose a quick-drying synthetic or merino wool base, a fleece mid-layer, and a waterproof-breathable outer shell. Gusts up to 13m/s are not strong enough to impede movement significantly, but caution is advised for balance in low visibility.

Precipitation is expected to cease by evening, with cloudy skies and temperatures remaining around 10°C. Considering the long approach typical for Mount Miyanoura, avoid overexertion and be prepared to make timely decisions for an early retreat.