During the second ten days of November, moderate surface and subsurface water flow is expected across most of the Bega-benefiting catchments such as Baro-Akobo, Middle and Lower Omo-Gibe, Shebelle Valley, Abay, and Genale-Dawa. These areas are likely to experience favorable moisture conditions that can support ongoing hydro meteorological activities. In contrast, areas including Awash, Wabi Shebele, Afar-Danakil, Tekeze, Mereb-Gash, Ogaden, and Aysha are expected to face below-normal to dry conditions, resulting in lower humidity and reduced water availability due to prevailing hydro-meteorological variations. These dry conditions may trigger moisture stress, potentially reducing pasture growth and crop productivity, while also straining water supply systems in affected basins. To mitigate these impacts, implementing basin-specific hydro meteorological recommendations is essential. Strengthening water management practices, promoting efficient water use, and advancing early planning for agriculture and livestock feed resources are strongly advised to minimize adverse effects and ensure sustainable resource utilization throughout the dry-prone Basins.