Impact of Temperature Change on Changing Water Availability in West Vidarbha Region

<div> <p><strong><em><span>Abstract</span></em></strong></p> <p><em><span>The effect of climate change is where, when and how much water is available. These results change by region and can harm the health of the people and the seminar. For example, rising temperatures, drought and decreasing snow are putting more pressure on the water supply to the southwest. In contrast, the northeast and southeast can cause severe storms and torrential rains, which can endanger the infrastructure of the old water (such as dams, gutter and water processing facilities). Temperature change may exposure to higher levels of smog can cause or worsen asthma, heart disease, and lung cancer. Heat-related illnesses may also increasing. Changing temperature and climate patterns can affect the spread of diseases. Droughts and changing weather patterns make agriculture more difficult and can diminish or reduce water supplies. For both agriculture and rural urban settlements.<span>  </span>Extreme weather and temperature results in various events and resource loss are forcing people from their homes. Changing temperature and climate patterns may results in floods can destroy homes and livelihoods, and heat can make outdoor work more difficult. Temperature change is also linked to increased poverty and low income. Present paper reveals the analysis of impact of temperature change on the change in water availability in West Vidarbha region.</span></em></p> </div>