A/C question

There is a drain

Drain line clogged so it’s dripping in the pan?

I’m no HVAC expert, just 20 yrs of owning them and having them frick up every way imaginable.

Most common issue is the primary condensate drain line is plugged or draining slowly, so the condensate is overflowing into the secondary “emergency” drain pan - that is the water you are seeing.

I would not ignore it - that’s a warning sign for you to have your primary condensate line cleaned/serviced if you can’t do it yourself.