Overview
- The national meteorological service says Ulaanbaatar will see daytime highs around 0–2°C, roughly 5°C colder than the previous day, with clear skies and no city snow expected Friday.
- Mountainous regions including Hanggai and Khuvsgul are forecast to get snow and the Altai area strong gusts, and a multi-day outlook from Oct. 31 to Nov. 4 warns of intermittent snowfall, blizzard risk and winds of 15–17 m/s in highlands.
- Officials urged herders, drivers and residents to prepare for travel disruptions and harsher conditions in western and northern provinces where snow and high winds could damage infrastructure and make rural travel hazardous.
- Ulaanbaatar held its 'Ulaanbaatar's Pride' ceremony for the capital's 387th anniversary where Governor B. Pürevdagva presented the 'Niisleliin bakharkhal' awards across nine categories to public servants for work in emergency response, transport, health and utilities.
- Ceremony citations highlighted frontline impact, including a firefighter credited with about 1,465 emergency responses and rescuing 497 people, underscoring the city’s focus on emergency readiness as colder weather begins.