The effects of climate change are challenging the way California manages and allocates its water resources. Changes in snowpack, sea level, and river flows are expected to continue into the future, dramatically impacting the reliability of California's water supply. Additionally, changes in weather patterns will increase flood risks, and much of California's water will come as rain instead of snowmelt. Responding to these changes in climate will be critical to ensuring the sustainability of the water supply for present and future generations. Panelists will discuss opportunities for California to better adapt and respond to climate change and its impacts on water resources.