The move to the fall is expected to reduce the risks associated with extreme summer heat, which has been a recurring issue for fairgoers. In previous years, high temperatures have posed health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly. The shift to cooler autumn weather aims to create a more comfortable and safer environment for attendees. However, the change may impact families with school-aged children, as the new schedule coincides with the academic year and extracurricular activities. Organizers hope the benefits of cooler weather will outweigh these potential drawbacks and lead to increased attendance.