Mongolia’s meteorological agency has issued a forecast predicting increased snowfall and fluctuating temperatures this winter. Conditions may include thicker snow cover, icy roads due to sudden warm and cold spells, and potential difficulties for livestock, transportation, and energy supply. Areas that experienced drought during the summer and have limited pasture capacity and fodder reserves are urged to intensify winter preparations. Citizens are advised to closely monitor weather alerts and disaster warnings. The long-term average temperature in November typically ranges from -14 to -20°C in the Altai, Khangai, Khövsgöl, and Khentii mountainous regions, and -2 to -8°C in the Altai Gobi and Gobi aimags. Forecasts for November 2026 indicate colder-than-average temperatures in Khövsgöl, Arkhangai, and other regions, with precipitation expected to be above average in the Gobi-Altai and southern regions.