The impact of urbanization on local climate conditions is significant, as it often leads to the development of urban heat islands. Cities tend to absorb and retain heat due to concrete structures and reduced vegetation, resulting in elevated temperatures compared to surrounding rural areas. Urbanization can also affect local rainfall patterns and water drainage systems, increasing flooding risks. Additionally, urban development often leads to habitat loss and increased air pollution. Understanding these impacts is essential for creating more sustainable urban environments, improving climate resilience, and promoting the integration of green spaces within metropolitan areas.