What happened
During the final approach, the pilot encountered unforecasted winds that caused the aircraft to touch down short of the runway. This touchdown resulted in the shearing of one of the main landing gear. As the aircraft continued its landing roll, the remaining main landing gear collapsed.
The aircraft then skidded 2,600 feet on its belly before coming to a stop on the right side of the runway. The airport where the incident occurred is situated within mountainous terrain. According to the Airman's Information Manual, this specific area is known for potential abrupt changes in wind velocity and direction, as well as common occurrences of severe updrafts and downdrafts, particularly near rugged areas or cliffs.