According to the preliminary forecast from the National Agency Meteorology and the Environmental Monitoring, the coming summer months are expected to bring warmer-than-average temperatures across most areas of the country. While precipitation in July is predicted to be below average in some western regions, the forecast indicates that certain areas will experience higher-than-usual rainfall during the summer, which could lead to potential risks such as sudden flooding and rising water levels.

In particular, in June, the average temperature is expected to be near the historical average in provinces such as Arkhangai, Bulgan, Khuvsgul, Bayankhongor, Uvurkhangai, Selenge, Zavkhan, and Tuv. In contrast, other regions will experience temperatures above the historical average. As for precipitation, above-average rainfall is expected in the western parts of Khovd, Govi-Altai, southern Bayankhongor, southwestern Dornogovi, Khentii, eastern Dornod, and northern Sukhbaatar while the rest of the country will see near-average precipitation levels.

In July, the average temperature across the country is expected to be warmer than the long-term average. Precipitation, however, will be below average in provinces, including Bayan-Ulgii, Khovd, Uvs, and the western parts of Govi-Altai, while most of Umnugovi Province and the southern parts of Dornogovi Province will likely experience higher-than-average rainfall. Other regions will remain close to average levels.

In August, the average temperature in Umnugovi, Dundgovi, and the southern parts of Dornogovi is expected to be near the historical average, while the rest of the country will experience above-average temperatures. Precipitation is expected to be higher than usual in Govi-Altai, southern Bayankhongor, and most of Umnugovi, while other areas will receive average rainfall.

Given these conditions, authorities advise the public to remain alert to potential flooding and rising river levels, particularly during the warmer months, and to take necessary precautions to mitigate the risks associated with extreme weather events.