The Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that in November, temperatures will be high in most parts of the north, and precipitation will be high in most areas of winter wheat, which is conducive to winter wheat sowing and pre-winter growth; most parts of the south will have high temperatures and too much precipitation, which is not conducive to cleaning up the fall harvest, and some regions need to prevent wet damage to farmland. Temperatures are normal or slightly lower in most parts of the Northeast region, and precipitation is close to year-round, which is beneficial to grain harvesting and storage; in places such as southern Jianghuai, southeastern Jianghan, and northern Jiangnan, etc., the soil may be too wet in some areas, which can easily cause slow planting of winter wheat and rapeseed; the high temperature and low precipitation in southern China are conducive to late rice harvesting and drying; the western part of the southwest region has high temperatures and low precipitation, and the risk of agricultural drought is high. It is recommended that rural areas in the north seize the clear weather to speed up harvesting of autumn grains and sow winter wheat in a timely manner. Areas with heavy precipitation in the south harvest ripe crops and carry out autumn planting in a timely manner, and pay attention to cleaning ditches and preventing wet damage to farmland.

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