In November, the Shikoku Henro trail exhibits varied weather conditions across its four regions, Tokushima, Kōchi, Ehime, and Kagawa. The beginning of the journey in Tokushima generally sees mild temperatures with frequent sunny spells, punctuated by periods of rain. As hikers progress into Kōchi, the likelihood of rain increases, with occasional heavy downpours disrupting the mostly sunny intervals. Over in Ehime, the temperatures drop, and the rainfall continues sporadically, maintaining a mix of sunny and cloudy days. Finally, in Kagawa, the weather becomes cooler, often overcast, with light rain showers scattered throughout the region, providing a refreshing end to the pilgrim's path.
Starting in Tokushima, sunny days are interspersed with some heavy rain showers and cloudy moments. Highs tend to fluctuate between 17°C and 22°C, while lows stay around 12°C to 19°C. Rainfall varies significantly, with some days remarkably dry and others experiencing up to 40 mm.
In Kōchi, the weather continues to show sunny tendencies but introduces more frequent rain showers, sometimes heavy. Highs range from 14°C to 23°C, with lows dipping to about 7°C. Notable rain events can deliver upwards of 100 mm on the wettest days.
Moving through Ehime, the climate shifts to cooler temperatures, with highs ranging mostly from 11°C to 20°C, as nighttime lows drop to single digits. Rainfall, while less frequent, still brings substantial showers, especially in the middle of the hike.
Concluding the trek in Kagawa, the journey sees cooler weather with highs mainly between 8°C and 14°C. Rain is generally moderate but consistent, punctuating the trail with a prevalence of cloudy skies and brief sunny intervals.
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