稜線風穏やか。視界良好だが足元は濡れる

Mount Miyanoura summit is currently cloudy with a temperature of 15.8 degrees Celsius and high humidity at 99 percent. Visibility is good at 10 kilometers, but light drizzle is forecast until around 9 AM, after which no precipitation is expected. However, given the area's characteristic as a heavy rainfall region, the ground is expected to remain consistently wet to muddy. Particular caution is advised for foot placement when approaching from Yodogawa Trailhead, as stream areas are damp.

The perceived temperature at the summit will be around 15 degrees Celsius. It may drop to the low 12s during gusts, so a thin base layer, a mid-layer such as fleece, and a waterproof breathable shell outer are essential gear. Rain gear must be carried. Crampons or microspikes are not necessary. No signs of lightning are observed, but gusts reaching up to 17 meters per second are possible at times on the ridge. In exposed areas like Hananoego Wetlands, the perceived temperature will drop, slightly increasing the risk of hypothermia; therefore, ensure energy replenishment with trail food and thorough measures to stay dry.

Temperatures will remain stable at around 16 degrees Celsius overnight, and winds are expected to weaken. However, high humidity will persist, so vigilance against getting lost in dense fog is necessary during activity. Especially after sunset, when terrain recognition becomes difficult, always verify your position with GPS and maps.