The study highlights severe impacts on livelihoods, agriculture, and urban living conditions. In rural areas, irregular rainfall and drought are affecting crop yields, groundwater recharge, and family incomes. Urban areas face heat-related challenges, with densely populated regions experiencing higher temperatures. Forest-based businesses, such as those dependent on teak in Betul, are at risk due to changing rainfall and temperature patterns. Vulnerable populations, including outdoor workers, farmers, and tourists, are particularly exposed to these risks, which could lead to economic losses and health issues.