Climate change significantly impacts water availability by altering precipitation patterns, increasing the frequency and severity of droughts, and causing the melting of glaciers and ice caps. As global temperatures rise, some regions experience reduced rainfall while others face excessive rainfall, leading to floods. The redistribution of water resources strains agricultural productivity, affects drinking water supplies, and harms natural ecosystems. Additionally, the warming climate accelerates the evaporation of surface water, further depleting reservoirs and groundwater sources. These changes necessitate adaptive water management strategies to ensure sustainable access to water in the face of a changing climate.