“…Climate change has the potential to imperil global water resources by altering their availability in every part of the world, which would have a great impact on human society and its normal life (IPCC, 2014a, 2018; Lehner, Döll, Alcamo, Henrichs, & Kaspar, 2006). Climate change may also intensify or change the frequency of extreme hydrological events, such as floods and droughts, which will put additional pressure on future water resources (Chun, Wheater, & Onof, 2013; D'Oria, Ferraresi, & Tanda, 2019; Easterling et al, 2000; Hirabayashi et al, 2013; Mora et al, 2018; Piniewski, Szcześniak, Kundzewicz, Mezghani, & Hov, 2017; Schewe et al, 2014). This highlights the significance of impact studies related to such extreme events for developing suitable adaptation strategies under a warming climate (Gädeke, Hölzel, Koch, Pohle, & Grünewald, 2014).…”