The impact of the upcoming weather conditions on water sector activities in November that most parts of the Baro Akobo, Omo Gibe, Genale Dawa, Ogaden, middle and lower Rift Valley, and Wabi Shebele basins are likely to experience improved surface water flow, creating favorable conditions for domestic water supply, irrigation, and ecological sustainability. In addition, it is expected that a variety of water harvesting and conservation methods will be actively implemented to mitigate potential water shortages during the approaching dry season, particularly in watersheds characterized by shorter rivers and limited natural storage capacities, where water availability is often constrained. In contrast, most of the Afar Danakil, Awash, Tekeze, Mereb Gash, and Aysha watersheds are projected to remain under the influence of dry weather conditions, with limited rainfall and reduced surface water flow. These persistent dry conditions may result in water scarcity, increased on existing water resources, and potential challenges for agricultural production and ecosystem stability. Therefore, it is strongly recommended and water resource managers develop and implement strategies for efficient and sustainable water use in these dry areas. Measures should focus on minimizing water wastage, preventing pollution, and optimizing the storage and distribution of available water resources to ensure continued supply for domestic, agricultural, and ecological needs during the forthcoming dry season.