In our model for drought risk Infinite Observations uses a variable infiltration capacity (VIC) model to simulate hydrological processes of basins in question under a multitude of future climate scenarios from Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 5 (or CMIP5), which is the most current and extensive of the CMIPs. Based on the precipitation and runoff series obtained from the VIC model, comprehensive simulations with respect to the major characteristics of meteorological and hydrological droughts can be obtained. Such analyses are crucial for decision and policymakers. Our model meets our clients demands when considering drought mitigation plans into future water management practices. But also, for understanding the interactions of coupled water systems and agriculture. Furthermore, it provides essential insights into the inherent connection between climatic and hydrological changes under the influence of climate change. Recognising these connections and interrelationships can help contribute to improvements in modelling but also in the decision and policymaking process of climatic and hydrological practices.