穏やかな晴天が続く。宮之浦岳登頂の好機

Mount Miyanoura summit is currently clear with a temperature of 16.9°C and a gentle wind of 0.91 m/s. The temperature difference from the base is approximately 3.6°C. Temperatures will rise to the upper 18s during the day, with stable, light winds. While the morning is expected to remain clear, there is a possibility of light drizzle around noon, with higher precipitation chances until approximately 3 PM. As this is a high-rainfall area, trails are consistently wet, and wooden paths and rocky sections, especially around Hananoego Wetland, can be slippery.

The current feels-like temperature is a comfortable 17.7°C, but in a 1900m class mountain environment, the feels-like temperature can drop with wind exposure. For layering, choose a quick-drying synthetic or merino wool base layer. Carry a thin fleece as a mid-layer. A waterproof and breathable rain jacket as an outer layer is essential, as even light drizzle can lead to hypothermia if you get wet.

The risk of lightning is low, and the maximum gust of 6.6 m/s is not strong enough to impede movement. While the risk of hypothermia is low, this region is known for its exceptionally high rainfall, and the risk of sudden weather changes and getting lost in dense fog is ever-present. We recommend an early start to pass critical sections during good visibility in the morning. Prepare full rain gear for the afternoon drizzle. Trekking poles can be useful for stability on muddy or downhill sections.

Evening onwards, clear skies are expected to return, with temperatures dropping to 14.5°C at night, but winds will remain light, suggesting stable overnight conditions.