Mongolia is experiencing its autumn season, characterized by a rapid transition from warm to cold weather, with short, dry, and cool conditions. This year, the second active period of strong winds is being observed from September to November, with fire risk potentially lasting until November. Temperatures are dropping sharply, with early frosts and cold snaps anticipated, and precipitation transitioning from rain to snow. Northern regions are already seeing average temperatures of +7 to +8 degrees Celsius, while the Gobi Desert averages +10 to +12 degrees Celsius, though some days may reach +25 to +30 degrees. Higher mountainous areas are experiencing increased cooling since late August, with average daily temperatures falling below +10 degrees Celsius, signaling an early autumn onset in those regions.