霧雨が山肌を濡らす。視界不良に注意

Current summit conditions indicate weak drizzle with an apparent temperature of 8.8°C. Drizzle will persist throughout the day, with temperatures rising to between 10.9°C and 14.5°C, while humidity remains high. Trails will be universally wet, and muddy sections are highly probable, particularly in wooded and shaded areas. Slippery footing demands careful attention. While crampons or microspikes are not required, a full waterproof rain suit, consisting of both jacket and pants, is essential. Waterproof trekking shoes are also indispensable.

Kamui Ski Links, known for its lower elevation, experiences rapid weather changes. Visibility at the summit ridge is currently limited to 3.3km and could further deteriorate with continued drizzle. Although the 25 courses are primarily gentle slopes, poor visibility significantly increases the risk of misjudging terrain and potentially leading to off-course incidents. It is imperative to remain vigilant and stay strictly within marked trails.

There is no forecast for thunderstorms, and winds will remain very light, ranging from 1.15m/s to 1.56m/s during the day, posing no strong wind hazard. However, continuous drizzle and the associated dampness present a risk of hypothermia. With daytime apparent temperatures hovering around 10°C, a chilled body can lead to hypothermia if activity levels drop. Maintain body temperature by taking frequent breaks, changing into dry clothes, and consuming warm beverages. Activity is feasible with proper gear and a well-planned itinerary, but neglecting rain protection will heighten the danger.

Drizzle is expected to continue until approximately 6 PM, after which it will transition to cloudy skies with no further precipitation. Temperatures will drop from 9.1°C to 6.2°C overnight, so activities should be concluded by daytime, and preparations for the evening chill are advisable.