During the upcoming month of June, most of the Tekeze, Abay, Mereb-Gash, Awash, Baro-Akobo, Omo-Gibe, Upper and Middle Rift Valley, Upper Wabi Shebelle, and Genale Dawa basins are expected to experience wet to very wet moisture conditions. The anticipated moisture during this period is likely to contribute positively to the availability of water in both natural and artificial reservoirs, thereby enhancing dam inflow and energy production. Additionally, it will provide adequate moisture for both large- and small-scale irrigation activities. However, the expected heavy rainfall may lead to flash floods and riverine flooding in both urban and rural flood-prone areas, potentially causing significant damage to human life, property, and infrastructure. As a result, concerned water professionals and the broader community are strongly advised to take precautionary measures, such as cleaning drainage systems, to reduce the potential risk. In general, residents in flood-prone areas are urged to remain alert for possible floods, flash floods, and poor visibility. Given the anticipated high water levels in rivers, lakes, and dams, communities are advised not to drive through or walk in moving water to avoid risks to life and property. Furthermore, individuals living in landslide-prone areas, especially in hilly regions, are strongly encouraged to remain vigilant during this period.