Since industrial revolution in 19 th century, humans' lifestyle has changed a lot. Industrial growth, deforestation and destruction of the environment increased the greenhouse gases in recent decades. Increase the concentration of greenhouse gases lead to rise in temperature of the earth's atmosphere globally which called global warming. These effects not only change the temperature of the atmosphere, but also have influence on other climatic parameters which called climate change. Studies show that average temperature of the earth's surface has increased by 0.6 °C in 20 th century. Additionally, snows cover that form water resource in many sub basins all around the world, has reduced by %10 in recent decades. These changes also affect the extreme climatic events such as flood and drought. IPCC reported the increase in floods frequency and droughts especially in Africa and Asia. Since increase in probability of floods and droughts can have adverse effects for humans life, study and assessing the effects of climate change on these phenomena is important. In this study, the effects of climate change on flood frequency in bazoft watershed have been assessed. To gain this goal, firstly the hydrologic distributed model -WetSpa- was used to simulate runoff in this watershed.Nash- Sutcliffe criterion values were obtained for calibration and validation of WetSpa model. These values were found about 0.63 for calibration and 0.65 for validation period, that showed good efficiency of model for runoff simulation. Then, climate change impact on rainfall and temperature as effective variables on flood occurring was assessed. In this study one of the General Circulation Model named HadCM3, with A2 And B2 emission scenarios were used. To downscale outputs of GCM, statistical downscaling model (SDSM) version 4.2 was utilized. Moreover, runoff simulation was done by downscaled data for 2020-2049 period as near future and 2070-2099 as far future. Afterward flood frequency analysis was done for instantaneous maximum discharge in past and future periods. Downscaling results showed increasing trend in temperature and decreasing trend in rainfall. maximum rise in temperature were 4.67 and 3.47 °C in shahrekord and marghak stations respectively, which happen in far future under A2 scenario. In addition maximum reduction of rainfall in shahrekord and marghak stations were about 32.9% and 25.2% that expect to happen in far future under A2 scenario. Runoff simulation for future periods indicates rise during summer and reduction during spring, autumn and winter. flood frequency analysis results show that the Pearson III is the best distribution to be fitted to instantaneous maximum discharge. On the whole, Results showed peaks discharge increase for higher than 10 years return periods. Key Words : Climate change, WetSpa model, SDSM, Flood frequency analysis, Bazoft watershed