Varying rainfall patterns were observed across Somaliland during the Deyr 2024 season with notable differences in total rainfall amounts and their impacts on the environment, agriculture, and livelihoods. The season began with peak in October, tapering off in December in many regions. While some areas experienced favorable total rainfall, others recorded significantly lower totals compared to the Long-Term Mean (LTM). Hargeisa experienced substantial rainfall, reaching 6 times the (LTM). The onset of Dayr rains occurred in early October the rains initially spread across central and eastern parts of Somaliland but ended in sharp early December, with no rainfall recorded in December. In most regions observed more than 30 consecutive dry days between November 1st and December 31st, 2024.